As King Hezekiah lay dying, he pleaded with God to save him. By God’s grace, He granted Hezekiah an additional 15 years. His father, King Ahaz, was a wicked king who started changing things and replacing the old altar of God. He removed and rearranged the Sabbath pavilion and removed...

In the sermon “God Can Reverse It!” Pastor Jentezen highlights the contrast between Ahaz's choices and the potential for redemption through a different path, exemplified by his son. This underscores the idea that personal decisions matter and that divine grace is available, regardless of one’s family background. It also emphasizes...

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...