A Contrast in Character, 1 Kings 22:29–53
Josh Lindstrom - Woodmen Valley Chapel
Published on 11/10/2019
Though Ahab will die as result of his sin, his son Ahaziah does not turn from his father’s evil ways. Jehoshaphat, on the other hand, sought to do “what was right in the sight of the Lord” (1 Kings 22:3b). Jehoshaphat’s example shows us that it is possible to live rightly before God even in a day when others do not. God’s judgment (vs. 29-40) a. Ahab’s arrogance (vs. 29-31) b. His inevitable end (vs. 32-36) c. A complex obituary (vs. 37-40)2. Our hope (vs. 41-50)3. Your decision (vs. 51-53)Songs:The Lord Our God #6518055 by J Ingram & K Stanfill ©2013 sixsteps Music, worshiptogether.com songsLove So Great #7068428 by J Snell, J Grimmett & R Morgan©2016 Hillsong Music PublishingGod With Us (Torwalt) #7054539 by B Torwalt & K Torwalt ©2015 Capitol CMG GenesisFollow You Anywhere #7123196 by B Younker, K Stanfill, J Ingram & P Wickham2019 Kristian Stanfill Publishing Designee, sixsteps Music, worshiptogether.com songs Build My Life #7070345 by B Younker, K Martin, K Kable, M Redman & P Barrett© Said And Done Music, sixsteps Music