Devotional
How to Use:
Simply read one chapter of the Bible every day for the week-long period given. Use the questions to reflect on what you've read during the week.
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The purpose of this devotional is assist you in your reading by giving you ideas to reflect upon, however, be sure to take notes for yourself and ask questions that are not given here in this devotional.
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Every four weeks the devotional will be updated. Please enjoy!
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March 3 - 9
1 Chronicles 27 - 29; 2 Chronicles 1 - 4
Focus: God Searches the Heart
Questions:
1. Why was King David not allowed to build a place for the ark of the covenant to dwell?
2. Name three of the most important things David instructed Solomon to do as king. What was the focus of David’s instruction to Solomon?
March 24 - 30
2 Chronicles 19 - 25
Focus: Prophets
Questions:
1. Why does God speak through Jahaziel and how does he use him?
2. Jehoram receives a letter from Elijah, the prophet. Why did Elijah write to him?
3. Why does God use prophets to speak to the kings of Judah? What are the circumstances before a prophet arises to speak on behalf of God?
March 17 - 23
2 Chronicles 12 - 18
Focus: Enemies of God's People
Questions:
1. Shishak, the Egyptian king is allowed to conquer and enslave Judah. Why did God allow this?
2. Zerah, the Ethiopian, came against Judah with a million-man army. What was king Asa’s response?
3. What are the various reasons God allows the enemies of His people to come against them? What purpose did Shishak and Zerah serve for God’s greater plan for Judah?
March 10 - 16
2 Chronicles 5 - 11
Focus: Listening
Questions:
1. Solomon repeatedly makes a request from God once the temple’s construction is finished. What is this one request? How did God respond?
2. Jeroboam and the people of Israel made a request from king Rehoboam. Did Rehoboam listen to their request? How did Rehoboam come to his decision?