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2 Chronicles 18 tells the story of an unlikely partnership: Jeho­shaphat, the godly king of Judah, and Ahab, the wicked king of Israel, joined together to make war against Syria.

Before going to battle, Jehoshaphat was intent on asking God’s will. Ahab summoned 400 of his prophets, all of whom, unsurprisingly, foretold victory. Jehoshaphat then asked if there was not a prophet of the Lord to consult (it seems he could tell the difference!). Ahab said there was one, the prophet Micaiah — “but I hate him, for he never prophesies good…

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Boiling Our Oxen Elijah was a prophet of God during the reign of king Ahab and queen Jezebel, a wicked and cruel couple. At one point, he was ready to just give up, but God would not let him. Instead, … Read More →

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In this episode, Riberia discusses the role of grace in her life and why vulnerability is an attribute women should seek. She also talks about giving and receiving grace and how critical it is to allow God to use your flaw