So the LORD was very angry with Israel and removed them from his presence. Only the tribe of Judah was left. (2 Kings 17:18) After many years of warning, God uses the pagan nation of Assyria to punish the northern Kingdom of Israel. Shalmaneser... more

So the LORD was very angry with Israel and removed them from his presence. Only the tribe of Judah was left. (2 Kings 17:18) After many years of warning, God uses the pagan nation of Assyria to punish the northern Kingdom of Israel. Shalmaneser... more

God raises up spokesmen, the prophets, to speak words of warning and judgment on rebellious Israel and Judah. Elijah’s ministry is attended by many miraculous manifestations of God’s power, but leaders continue to oppose him. Elisha his... more

God raises up spokesmen, the prophets, to speak words of warning and judgment on rebellious Israel and Judah. Elijah’s ministry is attended by many miraculous manifestations of God’s power, but leaders continue to oppose him. Elisha his... more

Upon Solomon’s death, God had decreed that Jeroboam should be the next king. But Solomon’s young son, Rehoboam was the people’s choice—though he promised only oppression and hardship. The nation split, with Jeroboam leading the northern... more

Upon Solomon’s death, God had decreed that Jeroboam should be the next king. But Solomon’s young son, Rehoboam was the people’s choice—though he promised only oppression and hardship. The nation split, with Jeroboam leading the northern... more

Against God's advice, Israel has chosen to become a king-led nation. Unlike Saul, their new king, David is a man of character, a warrior-poet, and al lover of God. Could he finally lead Israel to achieve her destiny?

Against God's advice, Israel has chosen to become a king-led nation. Unlike Saul, their new king, David is a man of character, a warrior-poet, and al lover of God. Could he finally lead Israel to achieve her destiny?