In Mark’s gospel chapter 2, we see Jesus has the power to forgive sin. Do you believe He does? Have you personally received His forgiveness for your sins?

The theme of the Gospel of Mark is to present and defend Jesus’ universal call to discipleship. To Mark, discipleship is essentially a relationship with Jesus. This includes trusting in Him, confessing Him, following His teaching, and being shaped by a relationship to Him. It also means facing rejection like Jesus did. Let's get started.

Throughout Chronicles, we saw those who chose to do right in the sight of the Lord, and those who chose to do evil in the sight of the Lord. We have the same choice. What is yours?

King Manasseh starts weak but ends strong. King Josiah starts young and gains even more strength. How about you? It’s not how you start; it’s how you finish. How will you finish?

The revival of Hezekiah continues in 2 Chronicles 31 and 32. When trouble comes, do you see with physical or spiritual eyes? Do you humble yourself and listen for the voice of God?

Today, we are in 2 Chronicles 29 and 30. They are long, but exciting chapters. There is no Book of Hezekiah in the Bible, but these chapters cover part of his reign. Do you need revival?

Today is day twenty-seven in our thirty-one-day journey through 1 and 2 Chronicles and brings us to 2 Chronicles 27 and 28, mostly about King Ahaz. The tougher it got, the more faithless he got. How about you? When life gets tough, do you walk toward, or away from God?

Today, we are in 2 Chronicles 25 and 26. How long have you been a Christian? Have you remained consistent? Will you finish strong?