In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 9–10. The people of Israel gather to confess their sins and reflect on God’s unending faithfulness throughout their history. Through heartfelt prayer and repentance, they acknowledge their disobedience and commit themselves once more to follow God’s commands. These chapters mark a powerful moment of covenant renewal—a return to holiness, gratitude, and dedication to walking in God’s ways.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 7–8. After the wall is completed, Nehemiah organizes the returning exiles and records their families, restoring the people’s identity and sense of belonging. Then, Ezra gathers everyone to read the Book of the Law, leading to deep conviction, repentance, and joy. These chapters celebrate renewal—of faith, community, and obedience—as God’s Word once again becomes the center of the people’s lives.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 4–6. As the people rebuild Jerusalem’s walls, they face ridicule, threats, and plots from their enemies—but Nehemiah leads them with courage and prayer. With one hand they work, and with the other they defend. Despite schemes meant to distract and destroy him, Nehemiah refuses to give in. These chapters show how faith, focus, and perseverance can overcome opposition when we trust God’s purpose above all else.

In this episode, we read Nehemiah chapters 1–3. Nehemiah hears of Jerusalem’s broken walls and turns to God in heartfelt prayer, seeking guidance and favor. With courage and determination, he gains the king’s support and returns to rebuild the city. As the people unite under Nehemiah’s leadership, the work of restoration begins—each family taking part in rebuilding the walls. These chapters remind us that with faith, prayer, and teamwork, God empowers His people to restore what was once broken.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 7–10. Ezra arrives in Jerusalem with a heart devoted to God’s law, bringing spiritual renewal to the people. As he leads in prayer and teaching, Ezra discovers that many have turned away through disobedience. His response of deep repentance inspires the nation to confess their sins and renew their covenant with God. These chapters show the power of true repentance, faithful leadership, and the transforming grace of returning to the Lord.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 4–6. The rebuilding of the temple faces fierce opposition as local enemies try to halt the work through accusations and letters to the king. But through God’s faithfulness and the encouragement of prophets Haggai and Zechariah, the people persevere. Despite delays and challenges, the temple is finally completed and dedicated with great joy. These chapters remind us that God’s plans cannot be stopped—His purposes will always prevail.

In this episode, we read Ezra chapters 1–3. The story begins with God stirring the heart of King Cyrus of Persia to allow the Israelites to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple. We follow the exiles as they gather their families, restore their worship, and lay the foundation of the new temple. Amid shouts of joy and tears of remembrance, these chapters mark a powerful beginning of renewal, faith, and the fulfillment of God’s promises.

In this episode, we read 2 Chronicles chapters 34–36. We follow the story of King Josiah, a young ruler whose heart burns for God as he restores the temple and renews the covenant. His reforms bring revival to Judah—but after his death, the nation quickly turns away. The chapters close with the tragic fall of Jerusalem, the destruction of the temple, and exile to Babylon. Through it all, we see God’s justice, mercy, and the hope of restoration through His promises.