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Download the PRAY.COM app for all the Bible in a Year content 🙏 How do you beat an army of a million men with no chance of survival? 1 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 13-16 reveal two kings of Judah who learned that victory was never about numbers, it was about who they trusted. Day 121 of Bible in a Year with Jack Graham | The King Who Beat a MILLION-Man Army with FAITH Experience the cinematic retelling of 1 Kings 15 & 2 Chronicles 13-16 📖 In this episode, two kings of Judah face impossible odds — and their responses reveal the difference between faith and self-reliance. First, Abijah stands before Jeroboam's army of eight hundred thousand men with only four hundred thousand of his own. He is outnumbered two to one. But before the battle begins, Abijah stands on a mountaintop and declares the truth — God is with us. You have golden calves. We have the Lord. Jeroboam sets an ambush. Judah is surrounded on every side. But they cry out to the Lord, the priests blow the trumpets, and God strikes down Jeroboam's forces. Five hundred thousand men fall in a single day. It is one of the greatest victories in Israel's history. Then Asa rises to the throne. He tears down the idols, removes the high places, and leads Judah back to the Lord. When Zerah the Ethiopian marches against him with a million soldiers and three hundred chariots, Asa prays one of the boldest prayers in Scripture — Lord, there is no one besides You to help between the mighty and the weak. Help us, O Lord our God, for we rest on You. God crushes the Ethiopian army completely. But later, when threatened by Israel's king, Asa turns to Syria for help instead of the Lord — and a prophet rebukes him. The eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to give strong support to those whose heart is fully His. 1 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 13-16 remind us that God does not count our armies — He counts our trust. The same faith that defeats a million can be lost the moment we stop relying on Him.
Download the PRAY.COM app for all the Bible in a Year content 🙏 How do you beat an army of a million men with no chance of survival? 1 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 13-16 reveal two kings of Judah who learned that victory was never about numbers, it was about who they trusted. Day 121 of Bible in a Year with Jack Graham | The King Who Beat a MILLION-Man Army with FAITH Experience the cinematic retelling of 1 Kings 15 & 2 Chronicles 13-16 📖 In this episode, two kings of Judah face impossible odds — and their responses reveal the difference between faith and self-reliance. First, Abijah stands before Jeroboam's army of eight hundred thousand men with only four hundred thousand of his own. He is outnumbered two to one. But before the battle begins, Abijah stands on a mountaintop and declares the truth — God is with us. You have golden calves. We have the Lord. Jeroboam sets an ambush. Judah is surrounded on every side. But they cry out to the Lord, the priests blow the trumpets, and God strikes down Jeroboam's forces. Five hundred thousand men fall in a single day. It is one of the greatest victories in Israel's history. Then Asa rises to the throne. He tears down the idols, removes the high places, and leads Judah back to the Lord. When Zerah the Ethiopian marches against him with a million soldiers and three hundred chariots, Asa prays one of the boldest prayers in Scripture — Lord, there is no one besides You to help between the mighty and the weak. Help us, O Lord our God, for we rest on You. God crushes the Ethiopian army completely. But later, when threatened by Israel's king, Asa turns to Syria for help instead of the Lord — and a prophet rebukes him. The eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to give strong support to those whose heart is fully His. 1 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 13-16 remind us that God does not count our armies — He counts our trust. The same faith that defeats a million can be lost the moment we stop relying on Him.

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