2Crônicas 32:5

When the king of Assyria threatens Jerusalem, Hezekiah does not deny the danger or the strength of the enemy. Yet he reminds the people of an even greater reality: they are not alone. In 2 Chronicles 32:7, he calls them to courage because God is with them. This plan will help you face your fears honestly without giving them all the space, do what is yours to do, and recover confidence when what stands before you seems far greater than your own strength.

In this second series, we continue our trek as we take in key locations around the iconic city of Jerusalem. Join Andrew Ollerton as he shows us King David’s Palace, Hezekiah’s Tunnel and the famous walls built after the exile by Nehemiah. Discover the biblical significance of this ancient city as it relates to key stories and events from the Old Testament.

Faith is personal and private. But if you devote yourself to God, it will also be evident in your daily life—for example, in the way you treat others and how you lead. This reading plan offers practical guidance for wise and upright leadership in your family, at work, and in society.

When your life is shaken by crisis, your faith in God is severely tested. King Hezekiah could certainly relate to that. This reading plan describes how he faced various crises. Discover how Hezekiah’s example can inspire you.