May 25, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 1—2
Solomon begins his reign by seeking the Lord and asking Him for wisdom to lead His people. God not only grants Solomon wisdom, but also blesses him abundantly as he begins preparations to build the temple. This passage reminds us that true wisdom and success begin with seeking God and honoring Him above everything else.
2 Chronicles 3-6
June 1, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 3—6
Solomon completes the magnificent temple in Jerusalem and gathers the people to dedicate it to the Lord. As the glory of God fills the temple, Solomon offers a prayer acknowledging God’s faithfulness and asking Him to hear His people when they turn to Him. This passage points to the holiness of God, the importance of worship, and His faithfulness to His promises.
2 Chronicles 7-9
June 8, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 7—9
Following the dedication of the temple, God appears to Solomon and gives him a powerful promise: if His people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways, He will hear and forgive them. As Solomon’s kingdom grows in wealth and influence, these chapters remind us that outward prosperity can never replace a heart that remains faithful to God.
2 Chronicles 10-12
June 22, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 10—12
Rehoboam rejects the counsel of the elders, and the kingdom divides as a result. Pastor Lloyd teaches through these chapters as Rehoboam experiences both the consequences of forsaking God’s law and the mercy shown when he and Judah humble themselves.
2 Chronicles 13-16
June 29, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 13—16
These chapters follow the reigns of Abijah and Asa and repeatedly show the importance of seeking the Lord. Pastor Lloyd takes us through victories, reforms, and Asa’s eventual decision to rely upon human help rather than continuing to depend upon God.
2 Chronicles 17-20
July 27, 1997 • Pastor Lloyd Pulley • 2 Chronicles 17—20
Jehoshaphat strengthens Judah, sends teachers throughout the land with the Book of the Law, and establishes judges among the people. Pastor Lloyd also teaches through Jehoshaphat’s prayer when Judah faces invasion and looks to God for deliverance.
