Day 170: Ecclesiastes 1-6

Day 182: Obadiah and Psalms 82-83

Welcome back to Day 182! Today, we’re diving into the short but powerful book of Obadiah—yes, that one you definitely read all the time… right? 😄 Alongside Obadiah, we’ll also spend time in Psalms 82 and 83, where we see themes of justice, authority, and a heartfelt cry for God to act. So whether you’re listening on your morning drive, during a quiet moment, or while multitasking your day—settle in, and let’s hear what these passages have to say. Let’s get started.

Day 181: 2 Chronicles 19-23

Today we are reading 2 Chronicles 19-23 Ch. 19: Jehoshaphat appoints judges and calls for justice Ch. 20: God wins the battle as Judah worships Ch. 21–22: Wicked kings bring judgment Ch. 23: Joash is saved and restored to the throne

Day 180: 1 Kings 22 and 2 Chronicles 18

Welcome back! Today is Day 180 of our journey, and we are just a few days away from the halfway point—what an incredible milestone. Whether you’ve been with us from the beginning or are just catching up, take a moment to appreciate how far you’ve come. In today’s reading, we’re diving into 1 Kings 22 and 2 Chronicles 18, where we encounter the dramatic and sobering story of King Ahab, King Jehoshaphat, and the prophet Micaiah. These chapters pull back the curtain on what happens when leaders seek counsel—but only listen to what they want to hear. We’ll explore the contrast between false prophets who speak comfort and a true prophet who speaks truth, even when it’s unpopular. It’s a powerful reminder about discernment, courage, and the consequences of ignoring God’s voice. As you listen today, consider this: When truth is hard to hear, do we lean in—or turn away? Let’s jump in.

Day 179: 1 Kings 20-21

“Welcome back! Today we’re continuing our journey through Scripture—Day 179—and we’re diving into 1 Kings chapters 20 and 21. In these chapters, we see powerful contrasts: God’s mercy and victory on the battlefield, even when Israel’s king falls short… and then a sobering story of injustice, greed, and abuse of power in the account of Naboth’s vineyard. As we read, pay attention to how God responds—not just to nations, but to the choices of individuals. There are lessons here about obedience, humility, and the serious weight of our actions. Let’s jump in.”

Day 178: 1 Kings 17-19

Welcome back to Walk Through History! Today is Day 178, and we continue growing in our fellowship with God through His Word. If you’ve been encouraged by this journey, we’d love your support—please take a moment to pray for the podcast, like, subscribe, and share it with others who want to walk deeper in God’s truth. Today’s episode is powerful as we dive into 1 Kings chapters 17 through 19—a dramatic and faith-filled section of Scripture centered on the prophet Elijah. From miraculous provision, to bold confrontation, to a mountaintop victory and a quiet whisper from God—these chapters remind us that the Lord is present in both the extraordinary and the everyday. Get ready for a story of courage, faith, and God’s unwavering presence. Let’s walk through history together.