1 and 2 Chronicles • The Value of a Reboot
Reboot your understanding of the Old Testament and the people in it as you learn from the books of 1 and 2 Chronicles.
1 & 2 Chronicles
Want to better understand Old Testament history? Read these Christ-focused articles covering 1 and 2 Chronicles and find applications for today. Start with 1 and 2 Chronicles—The Value of a Reboot.
1 Chronicles 1-9 • Knowing Your Identity
1 Chronicles 1-9 shows why knowing your identity is so important to your faith and to understanding your purpose on this earth.
1 Chronicles 10-21 • The Rewards of Living Life God’s Way
In 1 Chronicles 10-21, see the disastrous consequences of doing things the world’s way or your own way and the rewards of living life God’s way.
1 Chronicles 22-29 • Trustworthy People Put God First
Learn from 1 Chronicles chapters 22-29 how trustworthy people put God first in their lives.
2 Chronicles 1-5 • Celebrating God’s Presence with Us
Studying 2 Chronicles 1-5 will show us many reasons why we should celebrate God’s presence with us and how to do that.
2 Chronicles 6-9 • Committing Yourself to God’s Presence
Studying 2 Chronicles 6-9 will encourage you to daily commit yourself to God’s presence and power in your life.
2 Chronicles 10-16 • The Dangerous Road of Making Excuses
Studying 2 Chronicles 10-16 will show you what happens when you take the dangerous road of making excuses.
2 Chronicles 17-21 • Recover the Truth of Your Heritage
In 2 Chronicles 17-21, Jehoshaphat’s life shows how recovering the truth of your heritage motivates you to live God’s way.
2 Chronicles 22-25 • The Deception of Halfhearted Obedience
In 2 Chronicles 22-25, Joash and his son Amaziah are examples of the deception of halfhearted obedience to the Lord.
2 Chronicles 26-28 • Subdue That Boastful Pride of Life
In 2 Chronicles 26-28, see from the life of Uzziah how that boastful pride of life tempts every human. Depending on God subdues it.
2 Chronicles 29-33 • Unstoppable Power of God’s Forgiveness
In 2 Chronicles 29-33, Hezekiah’s life reveals the unstoppable power of God’s forgiveness, even for his son Manasseh.
2 Chronicles 34-36 • God’s Steadfast Love Renews Us
In 2 Chronicles 34-36, Josiah’s life and the reboot of Israel are examples of how God’s steadfast love renews us.
Habakkuk: Lamenting is good; Whining is bad
Are you lamenting or whining? The Bible teaches us that lamenting is good, but whining is bad. Habakkuk shows us what to do.