
· 27 min· Season 23, episode 20
The Consequences of Forsaking the Lord. (2 Chronicles 21: 1-20)
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Today’s episode is titled “The Consequences of Forsaking the Lord.”
We all know that sin has consequences. We all know that turning away from the Lord carries a cost, but what do those consequences actually look like?
How severe can they become, and how far-reaching can the fallout be?
There are many answers to those questions found across the Bible, but since we’re studying 2 Chronicles today, we’re going to look at a passage that illustrates some of those consequences with real clarity.
Chapter 21 introduces us to Jehoram, the son of Jehoshaphat, a man who inherited a godly legacy but chose a very different path. His story is a stark reminder that forsaking the Lord is never a small matter. It affects families, nations, and futures. And it shows us what happens when a leader abandons the God who blessed his father.
Turn with me to 2 Chronicles 21, and let’s look together at the consequences of forsaking the Lord….
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