Devotions

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE: II chronicles 25-28 chapters DEVOTION        Uzziah didn’t start off badly he was actually faithful for a long time. But as King Uzziah grew stronger, he crossed a boundary God had set. The issue wasn’t just burning incense, it was stepping into a role God had not given him. That means […]

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : II Chronicles 21-24 chapters DEVOTION            II Chronicles 24:18-20 When King Joash and the nation of Judah tuned away from God, God sent Zechariah to call them to repentance. This shows us that God always gives a chance to return before judgement , correction. God doesn’t walk away

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : II Chronicles 17-20 chapters DEVOTION         II chronicles 20:35-37 King Jehoshaphat of Judah entered into an alliance with King Ahaziah of Israel, who was a very wicked man. Together, they built a fleet of trading ships. From a human perspective, this seemed like a WISE and STRATEGIC decision. Two kingdoms

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : II Chronicles 13-16 chapters DEVOTION  Context           This passage describes the battle between Abijah and Jeroboam. Judah had 400,000 warriors, while Israel had 800,000, double the number. Naturally, Judah seemed outnumbered and overpowered.        II Chronicles 13:15 (NKJV) “Then the men of Judah gave a shout,

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : II Chronicles 9-12 chapters  DEVOTION          II Chronicles 12:14 (NIV) “He did evil because he had not set his heart on seeking the Lord.” This verse speaks about Rehoboam. His life became a tragedy not because he lacked opportunity or heritage but because he failed to set his heart

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : II Chronicles 5-8 chapters DEVOTION  II Chronicles 7:14 (NIV) “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” God, in

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : I Chronicles 1-4 Chapters DEVOTION        Solomon could have asked God for anything, yet he chose wisdom to lead the nation. Because he placed God’s purpose a priority above personal gain, God blessed him with riches, wealth and honour as well.         Jesus also taught about priorities in

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : I Chronicles 25-29 chapters DEVOTION          In I Chronicles 29:3–9, David gave generously from his own personal wealth for the building of the temple. He encouraged others to give, and they willingly did it. We may not have the riches of David, but we can have his heart, a

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : I Chronicles 21-24 chapters DEVOTION         1 Chronicles 22:19 Now devote your heart and soul to seeking the Lord your God. The word seek (Hebrew: darash) means to diligently inquire, to pursue with intention, and to search with the whole heart.  So how can we be intentional in seeking God?

TODAY’S SCRIPTURE : 1 Chronicles 17-20 chapters DEVOTION          I Chronicles 17:1 David was deeply concerned that the Ark, which symbolised God’s presence, was dwelling in a tent while he himself lived in a palace. His desire was right but his timing was not. When God revealed His plan in Chronicles 17:3