Athey Creek: Audio Podcast

As Rehoboam ascends to the throne of Israel, he follows some bad advice that results in the kingdom being divided in two. As we study his life and reign in 2 Chronicles 10-12 we see how his bad choices wreak havoc on the nation, but also how the Lord is merciful when they humble themselves before Him.

As Rehoboam ascends to the throne of Israel, he follows some bad advice that results in the kingdom being divided in two. As we study his life and reign in 2 Chronicles 10-12 we see how his bad choices wreak havoc on the nation, but also how the Lord is merciful when they humble themselves before Him.

As Solomon’s life comes to an end in 2 Chronicles 9:31 we are faced with examining the reality of death, Heaven and Hell. While many people don’t like to think about these things, what happens when we die and how that should impact the way we live is of major importance.

As Solomon’s life comes to an end in 2 Chronicles 9:31 we are faced with examining the reality of death, Heaven and Hell. While many people don’t like to think about these things, what happens when we die and how that should impact the way we live is of major importance.

It’s a golden age in Israel’s history in 2 Chronicles 7-9 as the work of the Temple is complete, the nation is awash in opulent wealth and people are coming from all corners of the earth to hear Solomon’s wisdom. However, as we look deeper we see tiny fissures developing that will eventually and rapidly lead the people into sin, split the nation in two and ultimately result in their devastation.

It’s a golden age in Israel’s history in 2 Chronicles 7-9 as the work of the Temple is complete, the nation is awash in opulent wealth and people are coming from all corners of the earth to hear Solomon’s wisdom. However, as we look deeper we see tiny fissures developing that will eventually and rapidly lead the people into sin, split the nation in two and ultimately result in their devastation.

In the midst of the celebration of the new Temple, the Lord gives the people a solemn warning in 2 Chronicles 7:17-22 about the consequences that will ensue if they turn from Him and follow their own ways instead. As we live in a culture that celebrates relativism it’s important for us to understand what will result when we follow or accept things that seem right in our own eyes, but blatantly go against God’s Word.

In the midst of the celebration of the new Temple, the Lord gives the people a solemn warning in 2 Chronicles 7:17-22 about the consequences that will ensue if they turn from Him and follow their own ways instead. As we live in a culture that celebrates relativism it’s important for us to understand what will result when we follow or accept things that seem right in our own eyes, but blatantly go against God’s Word.

The Temple construction project has come to an end and Solomon holds a dedication ceremony in 2 Chronicles 6. As we study his speech and prayer we gain great insight into how we can walk in our callings, how to pray, and what repentance looks like.

The Temple construction project has come to an end and Solomon holds a dedication ceremony in 2 Chronicles 6. As we study his speech and prayer we gain great insight into how we can walk in our callings, how to pray, and what repentance looks like.

The Lord’s gives Israel a conditional promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14-16 that if they turn to Him, He will heal their land. Does this promise only apply to the Jews or can we claim it as Americans? As we break down the scripture and apply it against New Testament promises we learn exactly what this means for us.

The Lord’s gives Israel a conditional promise in 2 Chronicles 7:14-16 that if they turn to Him, He will heal their land. Does this promise only apply to the Jews or can we claim it as Americans? As we break down the scripture and apply it against New Testament promises we learn exactly what this means for us.

As Solomon completes the new temple in 2 Chronicles 4-6 we see marked differences between it and the old tabernacle. As the temple is set up in its permanent home in Jerusalem we learn how the implements foretell the coming of Jesus Christ and about their symbolic meanings for us today.

As Solomon completes the new temple in 2 Chronicles 4-6 we see marked differences between it and the old tabernacle. As the temple is set up in its permanent home in Jerusalem we learn how the implements foretell the coming of Jesus Christ and about their symbolic meanings for us today.

In an increasingly evil world many people question how a good God can allow such bad things to happen. However, as we study God’s goodness and mercy in 2 Chronicles 5:13-14, we see where evil comes from, what we really deserve as punishment for sin and why we should choose to follow God’s way to salvation.