2 Kings 19

2 Kings 22-23

As it's been said, “There must be conviction before there can be conversion.” Unless you're convinced you are sick, you won't accept the diagnosis and treatment the doctor prescribes. We'll see a wonderful example of one who truly takes God's word to heart and does something about it. Thanks for tuning in today for Hope From The Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. This is a daily radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. As we'll hear, King Josiah believed the diagnosis of God's word and acted, and God blessed him because of it. Find your place in Second Kings chapter twenty-two and verse nineteen. Here's Pastor Bill… To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1698/29?v=20251111

2 Kings 22-23

King Josiah believed the word of God. As he grew older in years, he had a growing heart for the things of the Lord. And isn't that the way it should be? The more we walk with the Lord and experience his grace and love, how can we not but grow in our love and appreciation of Him? Today's Hope from the Word will challenge us to that end. Our teacher Bill Luebkemann is currently in the Old Testament Book of Second Kings. It was during this time that Josiah the king discovered the book of the Law, and oh what a difference that made! With today's edition of Hope from the Word, from Second Kings chapter twenty-two, here's Pastor Bill… To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1698/29?v=20251111

2 Kings 20-21

Because God is gracious, He is patient. And though you never want to make the mistake of saying God's patience means approval of sin, you can be assured that if you turn to him, He will forgive. If you don't, that will mean judgment. We have historical proof of this in the lives of two kings. Both are wicked, but one repents and escapes judgment. That's where we're at today in Second Kings on Hope from the Word, the radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. From the Old Testament book of Second Kings chapter twenty-one, here's Pastor Bill… To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1698/29?v=20251111

2 Kings 20-21

King Hezekiah's story is very familiar sounding. This king that lived over twenty-five hundred years ago is not much different than most of our leaders today. Whether it's a politician, pastor or parent, a leader that has become self-centered has lost sight of his or her calling. Glad to have you on board for Hope from the Word with Bill Luebkemann. Bill is the Pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. In Second Kings chapters twenty and twenty-one we encounter two leaders that are self-centered. One of them did some good things, and the other was a total disaster. Join us in verse thirteen of Second Kings chapter twenty for the details. Here's Pastor Bill… To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1698/29?v=20251111

2 Kings 20-21

Thanks for dropping by today. This is Hope from the Word the radio ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton with Pastor Bill Luebkemann. Pastor Bill has been taking us through the book of Second Kings. We've been looking at the story of King Hezekiah here lately, and in chapter twenty it's towards the end of his life. Up until now, he's made some good moves, but that's not the case in this chapter of his life. This is so reminiscent of people today isn't it? They're serving God, submitting to Him, and then they blow it just before they reach the finish line. Let's make sure that's not our story. Here's Pastor Bill… To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1698/29?v=20251111