Studies in Kings

Where are we on Redemption's Timeline? What are the books of 1 & 2 Kings about? join us as we kick off a brand new journey through the Word

At King David's passing, the torch was transferred to David's son. Young, inexperienced, ill-equipped Solomon. And the Lord grants him wisdom. Text: 1 Kings 1-4

Temple construction is underway, and everything points to Jesus, the chief cornerstone. What do these stones tell us about our journey of sanctification? Text: 1 Kings 5-8

The things Solomon was warned away from were the very things he most indulged. Text: 1 Kings 9-10

Divided hearts divide the nation, leaving Israel thirsty of soul. Text: 1 Kings 11-12

Jeroboam, Rehoboam and prophets were all confronted with the Word, and in the end, they were all changed. Text: 1 Kings 13-14

Relying on the Lord is a marathon, not a moment. It's a relay of life. Text: 1 Kings 15-16

After the high of Mount Carmel, Elijah receives a note from Queen Jezebel that brings it all crashing down. Text: 1 Kings 18-19

The Lord pursued Ahab's heart, even in his sin. Text 1 Kings 20-21

Put down your swords. Worship is your weapon in this war. Stand Firm. Hold your positions. And see the salvation of the Lord on your behalf Text 2 Chronicles 20

Elisha decided to follow and was sent on a journey of growth Text: 2 Kings 2

Elisha shows us aspects of our walk with the LOrd through three short stories. Salt. Bread. Vessels Text: 2 KIngs 3-4

An exile girl tells her Syrian captor the good news. Text: 2 Kings 5

The Lord of Hosts, He is mighty to save. Text 2 Kings 6-7

God is sovereign above the Earth. Take heart Text: 2 Kings 8-9

God is just and righteous. God is merciful, gracious, and abounding in steadfast love. It's all a matter of the heart. Text: 2 Kings 14

There is genuine Revival on the soil of Judah, and it's a sweet sound. Text 2 Chronicles 28-32

Assyria was threatening to take Judah. Hezekiah jumps into action. God wins the battle Text 2 Chronicles 32