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The Bible Project Daily Podcast is an in-depth, daily study of the entire Bible, chapter by chapter, verse by verse. 

Episode Notes: Choices Have Consequences. (2 Kings 23:31-25:30)
Choices have consequences. Good choices bring good consequences. Bad choices bring bad consequences, and the Bible is full of stories that illustrate both.
Some made wise choices, some made foolish choices, and the consequences were very different. The consequences are not always the same.
 We’ve been walking through the book of 2 Kings, the book in the Bible that traces the slow, tragic decline of the nation of Israel, and especially the southern kingdom of Judah.... And now we’ve reached the end.
 From the end of chapter 23 through chapters 24 and 25, we watch the final unravelling of the nation, king after king, bad choice after bad choice, and consequence after consequence. 
Today’s lengthy closing passage will show us something important:
 Individuals can make wrong choices, and so can nations….
And both experience consequences….
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Episode Notes:  How Revival Begins — and How It Begins with You. (2 Kings 23: 1-30)
Now we know that physical growth just… happens. Feed a child, give it time, and they grow. But spiritual growth? That doesn’t “just happen.” It requires something. It involves choices, and it demands a response.
 And as we’ve been walking through the book of 2 Kings, we’ve now come to a chapter that beautifully illustrates the essential elements of spiritual growth — the very ingredients of revival. It shows us how revival begins, and it shows us how it begins with you….
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Episode Notes: Avoiding God’s Discipline. (Joshua 22: 1-20)
God wants you to be His child. Not just in the sense of being forgiven, though that’s where it begins, but in the sense of being a child who walks with Him, listens to Him, and enjoys His blessing.
But once you become His child, God wants you to be an obedient child, just like any good parent wants their child to obey. And for that, He’s given us an instruction manual…. It’s called the Bible.
 But what happens when you step out of line? Well… what happens with any child? God, like a good Father, disciplines us. 
 In the bible, God’s people, Israel, had a long record of discipline; the Old Testament is full of this pattern. God redeemed Israel out of Egypt. He gave them the land, He blessed them abundantly, and He made them His people…. And then He gave them a long book — Deuteronomy — that effectively said:
 “If you obey Me, I will bless you.”
“If you disobey Me, there will be consequences.”
 But they didn’t listen. For hundreds of years, God warned them: And eventually, that’s exactly what happened…. That’s the story of 2 Kings.
 King after king after king…
disobeying, drifting, rebelling…
until finally God says, “Enough,”
and the nation is carried into exile.
 But here’s the fascinating part: One of the very last kings didn’t get disciplined and that’s where our story begins today. Because if we can understand why he escaped discipline, we can learn how to avoid it in our own lives….
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Episode Notes:  God’s Amazing Grace. (2 Kings 21: 1-26)
Several days ago, we looked at a king named Ahaz and asked the question: “How low can one go?”
 Up to that point in 2 Kings, Ahaz was the worst king Israel had ever had.
 He made alliances instead of trusting the Lord. He changed the worship. He embraced idolatry. And in the most horrifying moment of his life, he sacrificed his own infant son in the fire.
 How low can you go?
 Well… keep reading because the Bible introduces us to another king, a king who somehow manages to go even lower. His name is Manasseh, and what he does is so dark, so hideous, so spiritually twisted, that you almost want to say, “Viewer discretion advised.”
 You’ll see it by the end of the chapter. It’s a truth about the human condition. A truth about sin and a truth about grace, and I genuinely believe most Christians underestimate it.
 
So, let’s walk through the passage.
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