The Assyria's not only spreads the 10 tribes of Israel but start to over through the Southern Kingdom of Judah.

Join us as we dive deep into the powerful historical accounts of Judah's kings who sought reformation, pulled down high places, and called the people back to the true worship of the Living God. In this study, we look closely at King Asa, who boldly broke down the images, cut down the groves, and commanded Judah to seek the Lord God of their fathers (2 Chronicles 14:3-4). We also follow the spiritual heights and structural battles of Jehoshaphat, the military might and ultimate tragic pride of Uzziah (Chapter 26), and the massive national revival and restoration of the Passover under Hezekiah (Chapter 30)

After decades of Babylonian captivity, a remnant returns to a city of ruins, facing massive opposition, broken walls, and scattered stones. Yet, armed with decrees, prayers, and a mind to work, they lay the foundation for a glorious new beginning.

In today’s episode, we unpack the hidden spiritual war behind the Book of Esther. Drawing from the Apocrypha, we explore Mordecai’s prophetic vision of two great dragons locked in combat—representing the spiritual and physical fight between Mordecai and Haman. Meanwhile, through the power of fasting and prayer, Queen Esther risks everything to rescue her people from total destruction, securing a victory that has been celebrated throughout history.

Job wrestles with the harsh reality of human suffering and God's sovereignty.

In today’s episode, we explore a deeply moving collection of Psalms—ranging from King David’s heart-wrenching prayer for forgiveness to powerful cries for deliverance, historical reflections, and songs of hope.

Join us as we explore how the Psalms draw us closer to Jesus Christ. From heartfelt prayers of petition to triumphant hymns of praise, these sacred songs center on the Savior—offering peace, hope, and strength for our own journey.

What is the secret to living a good life? In this week’s study, we take look into selected chapters across Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to explore King Solomon’s dual perspectives on human wisdom, wealth, mortality, and our ultimate purpose.