Samuel Akintunde

June 30: Your Throne: The Lesson from the Palace

We have been in the palace for thirty days. We have sat with kings who tore their robes in genuine…

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June 29: The Fear of Man: The Last King of Judah

Jeremiah gave Zedekiah the clearest, most specific leadership counsel in the entire book: surrender to Babylon, and you and the…

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June 28: When a Throne Ends a Nation

Hoshea was Israel's last king. Under his reign, the Assyrian king Shalmaneser invaded, besieged Samaria for three years, captured it,…

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June 27: Even the Best Leaders Have a Blind Spot

Jehoshaphat was one of the finest kings Judah ever produced. He sought the Lord in the early years of his…

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June 26: The Throne Won by a Sermon

Abijah was outnumbered two to one. The army of Jeroboam had 800,000 soldiers. Abijah had 400,000. Before a single sword…

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June 25: The Most Important Throne: The One Within

We have spent three and a half weeks in the palace, walking through the reigns of kings whose stories have…

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June 24: The Year of Three Kings: Ambition Without Calling

In a single year, the northern kingdom of Israel had three kings. Zechariah reigned six months before Shallum conspired against…

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June 23: Strike Until God Says Stop

Elisha was dying. Jehoash, king of Israel, came to him weeping, using the same words Elisha himself had used when…

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June 22: The Quiet King Who Simply Walked Rightly

Jotham gets four verses. That is almost nothing by royal standards. No dramatic military victory that takes a chapter to…

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June 21: Revival That Does Not Stay Personal

Josiah could have kept the reformation private. He had already been personally broken by the word, already humbled himself before…

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