King Ahaz had access to the truth. He ruled among God’s people and came from the line of David, yet Scripture says he did not do what was right in the eyes of the Lord. Instead of remaining faithful, he allowed compromise into his heart and openly participated in practices...

Did Hezekiah really need a sign to confirm the healing? We read in verse 7, “Then Isaiah said, “Prepare a poultice of figs.” They did so and applied it to the boil, and he recovered.” Hezekiah had already recovered from that dangerous infection. So, what was Hezekiah seeking? Jesus, in...

When Hezekiah heard the decision from the Lord that he was about to die, he wept bitterly. He pleaded with the Lord in prayer to remember the loyalty he demonstrated in days past. So, before the prophet Isaiah left the middle court, the Lord told him to turn back around...

There are moments in life when the news feels crushing. Moments when fear knocks hard. Moments when everything suddenly feels fragile. Hezekiah received devastating news: “Set your house in order. Your time is near.” And yet, before panic took hold, before despair had the final word, Hezekiah turned his face...

In Pastor Franklin's message on Sunday, he talked about how big doors swing on little hinges — that it’s the little things we do or say that God notices and rewards. It’s how we treat others, especially our mothers. Are we kind and tenderhearted? Do we forgive easily, or do...