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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2 Chronicles 11–12: Rehoboam strengthens Judah but ultimately turns from God, leading to discipline from Egypt and a reminder that blessing comes through obedience. Revelation 2: Jesus addresses four churches, commending faithfulness, exposing sin, and calling His people to repent and persevere. Zephaniah 3: God promises to purify and restore His people after judgment, gathering the humble to rejoice in His saving presence. Psalm 119:73–96: The psalmist clings to God’s Word for understanding, comfort, and endurance, trusting its eternal truth amid trials.
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2 Chronicles 10: Rehoboam’s harsh leadership sparks Israel’s revolt, dividing the kingdom and fulfilling God’s word through the prophets. Revelation 1: John receives a vision of the risen Christ in glory, who commissions him to write to the churches and declares Himself the eternal Lord. Zephaniah 2: God calls the humble to seek Him before judgment falls and announces His justice on surrounding nations. Psalm 119:49–72: The psalmist finds hope, comfort, and wisdom in God’s Word, even amid affliction, delighting in its truth and goodness.
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Joseph’s story in Matthew 1:18–25 is more than a quiet scene in a nativity set—it’s a window into astonishing obedience, the mystery of the virgin birth, and the hope of Emmanuel, God with us, in our everyday lives.
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2 Chronicles 9: Solomon’s wisdom and wealth reach their peak as the Queen of Sheba visits, and his reign concludes with a picture of God-given splendor. Jude 1: Jude urges believers to contend for the faith, warning against corrupt false teachers and calling the church to remain in God’s love. Zephaniah 1: God announces the coming day of judgment on Judah and the nations for their idolatry, complacency, and rebellion. Psalm 119:25–48: The psalmist longs for God’s Word to revive, guide, and strengthen him, finding freedom and delight in His commands.
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2 Chronicles 8: Solomon strengthens Israel through building projects, organized leadership, and faithful worship practices that honor God. 3 John 1: John commends Gaius for his faithful hospitality and warns against Diotrephes’ pride, urging support for those who serve the truth. Habakkuk 3: Habakkuk prays in awe of God’s mighty works and chooses to rejoice in Him even in the face of suffering and loss. Psalm 119:1–24: The psalmist celebrates the blessing of walking in God’s Word, seeking understanding, strength, and delight in His commands.
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2 Chronicles 7: God affirms the temple with His glory, promises blessing for humble repentance, and warns of judgment if His people turn from Him. 2 John 1: John urges believers to walk in truth and love while refusing to support false teachers who deny Christ. Habakkuk 2: God assures Habakkuk that the proud will fall, the righteous will live by faith, and His justice will surely come. Psalms 117–118: One psalm calls all nations to praise God for His steadfast love, and the other celebrates His faithful rescue, urging trust in Him above all else.
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2 Chronicles 6: Solomon prays at the temple’s dedication, asking God to hear His people’s prayers and show mercy whenever they repent. 1 John 5: John assures believers of eternal life in Christ, calling them to faith, obedience, and confidence in God’s answers to prayer. Habakkuk 1: Habakkuk questions God about Judah’s injustice, and God responds by revealing His plan to use Babylon as an instrument of judgment. Psalm 116: The psalmist praises God for deliverance from death and commits to trust, gratitude, and public worship.
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2 Chronicles 5: Solomon completes the temple and the glory of the Lord fills it as the people worship with unified praise. 1 John 4: John calls believers to love one another because God is love, proving His love through Christ and empowering ours through His Spirit. Nahum 3: God declares the final, shame-filled destruction of Nineveh for its violence, deceit, and oppression. Psalms 114–115: One psalm celebrates God’s mighty deliverance in the exodus, and the other contrasts lifeless idols with the living God who protects His people.
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2 Chronicles 3–4: Solomon builds and furnishes the temple with meticulous care and splendor, creating a holy place for God’s presence. 1 John 3: John reminds believers that as God’s children they are called to reject sin, love one another, and live in righteousness. Nahum 2: God announces Nineveh’s coming downfall, portraying His decisive justice against a violent and oppressive nation. Psalms 112–113: One psalm blesses the righteous who fear the Lord, and the other calls all people to praise the God who reigns on high and lifts up the lowly.
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2 Chronicles 2: Solomon prepares to build the temple, honoring God’s greatness and seeking skilled help to construct a worthy house for His name. 1 John 2: John urges believers to obey God’s commands, reject worldliness, guard against false teaching, and walk in the light of Christ. Nahum 1: God declares His just judgment on Nineveh while assuring His people of His steadfast goodness, power, and protection. Psalms 110–111: One psalm celebrates the Messiah’s eternal kingship and priesthood, and the other praises God’s righteous works and enduring faithfulness.
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Matthew 1–2 reveals how God was guiding history toward Jesus. Jay Strother and Brian Ball explore the genealogy, empires, and unexpected people in these chapters—showing how the promised King arrived and how we can avoid missing Him today.
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