Samuel Akintunde

June 20: The Throne Shaped by the Word

He was twenty-six years old when his servants found the lost Book of the Law during the temple restoration. By…

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June 19: When Failure Deepens the Wrong Direction

That phrase is one of the most tragic in all of Kings and Chronicles: even more unfaithful. Ahaz had already…

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June 18: The Throne Seized by Violence

Pekah did not wait to be appointed. He did not develop the qualities that attract a genuine calling. He identified…

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June 17: When Success Becomes the Most Dangerous Season

Uzziah's reign reads like a highlight reel for the first twenty-six verses of 2 Chronicles 26. Military victories on multiple…

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June 16: The Throne That Served God Partially

That qualifying phrase, but not wholeheartedly, is one of the most quietly devastating verdicts in scripture. Amaziah did what was…

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June 15: The Most Wicked King and the Most Surprising Repentance

By any biblical measure, Manasseh was the worst king Judah ever produced. He reigned for fifty-five years, the longest reign…

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June 14: The Throne Corrupted by What It Allows

He did not ask how the vineyard became available. That is the most damning detail in the entire story. Jezebel…

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June 13: The Throne Sulking Over a Vineyard

He was the king of Israel, the most powerful man in the northern kingdom, commanding armies and controlling the economy…

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June 12: Do Not Waste Your Borrowed Time

When Isaiah told Hezekiah that he was going to die and should put his house in order, Hezekiah turned his…

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June 11: Spread the Letter Before God

The letter was from Sennacherib, king of Assyria, the most powerful military force in the known world at the time…

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