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December 21, 2025
2 Chronicles 25: Amaziah partly obeys God but turns to idols and pride, leading to military defeat and divine judgment.
Revelation 12: John sees a cosmic battle between the dragon and God's people, revealing Christ’s ultimate victory and the saints’ triumph through His blood.
Zechariah 8: God promises to restore His people with truth, peace, and joy, calling them to live with justice and faithful love.
Psalms 137–138: One psalm laments Israel’s exile with deep sorrow, while the other praises God for His steadfast love, faithfulness, and saving help.
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December 20, 2025
2 Chronicles 24: Joash begins by honoring God and repairing the temple but later turns to corruption, bringing judgment for rejecting God’s messengers.
Revelation 11: John sees God empower two witnesses, measure His temple, and reveal that His kingdom will triumph when the seventh trumpet sounds.
Zechariah 7: God rebukes empty ritual and calls His people to genuine obedience marked by justice, mercy, and compassion.
Psalms 135–136: One psalm praises God’s unmatched power and faithfulness, and the other celebrates His steadfast love that endures forever through all His mighty acts.
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December 19, 2025
2 Chronicles 22–23: After Athaliah’s violent rule, God preserves David’s line through Joash and restores true worship under Jehoiada’s faithful leadership.
Revelation 10: John receives a mighty angel’s message and is told to take and eat the little scroll, signifying a bittersweet prophetic calling.
Zechariah 6: God reveals His sovereignty through four chariots and promises the Branch—a priestly king who will build His temple and rule in peace.
Psalms 132–134: The psalmist recalls God’s covenant with David, blesses those who dwell in unity, and calls all servants of the Lord to praise Him.
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December 18, 2025
2 Chronicles 21: Jehoram rejects God and leads Judah into evil, resulting in divine judgment, national suffering, and his own disastrous end.
Revelation 9: The fifth and sixth trumpets unleash demonic torment and vast destruction, yet humanity still refuses to repent.
Zechariah 5: God reveals visions of a flying scroll and a woman in a basket, symbolizing His judgment on sin and its removal from the land.
Psalms 129–131: The psalmist remembers God’s justice against enemies, trusts His enduring help, and rests in humble, quiet confidence before Him.
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December 17, 2025
2 Chronicles 19–20: Jehoshaphat strengthens Judah with just leadership and relies on God in crisis, witnessing miraculous deliverance through worship-filled trust.
Revelation 8: The opening of the seventh seal unleashes trumpet judgments, revealing God’s holy response to evil and the power of His people’s prayers.
Zechariah 4: God assures Zerubbabel that His work will be accomplished not by human strength but by His Spirit, symbolized through a vision of a lampstand and olive trees.
Psalms 126–128: The psalmist celebrates God’s restoring joy, prays for continued blessing, and affirms that those who fear the Lord find peace, fruitfulness, and lasting hope.
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In this episode of Sermon Notes, Jay Strother and Brian Ball dive into the story of the wise men in Matthew’s Gospel, exploring how themes of authority, kingship, and obedience challenge us to seek Jesus with humble, responsive hearts this Christmas season.
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December 16, 2025
2 Chronicles 18: Jehoshaphat joins Ahab in battle, ignoring God’s warning, and learns the danger of aligning with those who reject the Lord.
Revelation 7: John sees God seal His servants and a vast multitude from every nation worshiping the Lamb, rejoicing in His salvation.
Zechariah 3: God rebukes Satan and restores Joshua the high priest, symbolizing His grace to cleanse His people and clothe them in righteousness.
Psalms 123–125: The psalmist lifts his eyes to God for mercy, trusts His protection amid scorn, and celebrates the security of those who rely on the Lord.
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December 15, 2025
2 Chronicles 17: Jehoshaphat strengthens Judah by seeking the Lord, teaching God’s law, and securing the nation through faithful leadership.
Revelation 6: As the Lamb opens the seals, judgment unfolds on the earth, revealing both God’s justice and the world’s desperate need for redemption.
Zechariah 2: God promises to protect and dwell among His people, calling them to return and rejoice in His coming presence and glory.
Psalms 120–122: The psalmist cries for deliverance, trusts God’s guarding presence, and rejoices in the call to worship in Jerusalem.
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December 14, 2025
2 Chronicles 16: Asa turns from trusting God to relying on human alliances, bringing judgment and highlighting the blessing of wholehearted dependence on the Lord.
Revelation 5: John sees the Lamb—Jesus—declared worthy to open the scroll, as heaven erupts in worship for His redeeming sacrifice.
Zechariah 1: God calls His people to return to Him and affirms His compassion through visions showing His commitment to restore Jerusalem.
Psalm 119:145–176: The psalmist pleads for God’s help and understanding, clinging to His Word with steadfast devotion and hope.
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December 13, 2025
2 Chronicles 14–15: Asa seeks the Lord, brings spiritual reforms, and leads Judah to peace and renewal through wholehearted dependence on God.
Revelation 4: John is shown God’s throne in heaven, surrounded by worship that proclaims His holiness and sovereign glory.
Haggai 2: God promises His presence, future glory, and blessing as His people continue rebuilding the temple in faith.
Psalm 119:121–144: The psalmist cries for deliverance and understanding, trusting God’s righteous Word as his comfort, wisdom, and life.
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December 12, 2025
2 Chronicles 13: King Abijah confronts Israel, and Judah experiences God’s deliverance because they rely on Him rather than their own strength.
Revelation 3: Jesus evaluates three churches, urging repentance, steadfastness, and wholehearted devotion as He promises reward to the faithful.
Haggai 1: God rebukes His people for neglecting the temple and calls them to reorder their priorities by rebuilding His house.
Psalm 119:97–120: The psalmist loves God’s Word for its wisdom, guidance, and protection, finding strength and reverence in His righteous commands.
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When Steph began losing her hearing as an adult, God had already been weaving deaf community, sign language, and gospel friendships into her story. In this conversation, she shares how the deaf church has become a place of family, mission, and knowing El Roi—the God who sees.
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