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2 Chronicles 20

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Sep 10, 2026

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Debola Deji-KurunmiHOST
6:13
[singing] And now our anchor scripture, 2 Chronicles 20.
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6:19
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Debola Deji-KurunmiHOST
6:20
2 Chronicles 20:17.
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6:25
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Debola Deji-KurunmiHOST
6:29
2 Chronicles 20:15.
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6:32
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Debola Deji-KurunmiHOST
6:33
Let's start from verse 15.
RyanHOST
251:51
2 Chronicles, not Corinthians.
RyanHOST
251:53
2 Chronicles 20, enjoy this together.
speaker_13SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
251:57
[singing] And he said, "Listen, all Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem, and King Jehoshaphat, thus says the Lord to you: 'Do not be afraid, and do not be dismayed at this great horde.
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For the battle is not yours, but God's.
Bradley DeanHOST
9:22
Is that what you're seeing in America today? Absolutely, that's what we're seeing in America today.
Bradley DeanHOST
9:27
Last Sunday, as a matter of fact, I was highlighting the prophets and the gift of the prophet, the function, the characteristics of of the prophet and how we as a church, as a Christian nation, need to go back to the prophets, 2 Chronicles 20, for the very purpose that when we believe a verb, action word, we hold to the prophets, which is also found in Ephesians 2.20. Ephesians 2.20, the apostles and the prophets, that's what the church is built on.
Bradley DeanHOST
9:53
But going back to the prophets, when we believe on them, the Lord said we're going to be established.
Bradley DeanHOST
9:57
But what happens when we don't believe on them? Well, take a look around.
Percy HarroldHOST
1:31
Amen.
Percy HarroldHOST
1:32
Our memory text for this week comes from 2 Chronicles 20.
Percy HarroldHOST
1:39
Jehoshaphat stood and said, Hear me, O Judah, and you inhabitants of Jerusalem.
Percy HarroldHOST
1:44
Believe in the Lord your God, and you shall be established.
Percy HarroldHOST
2:55
Life for them was not easy, but filled with challenges and hardship, as it is for all of us.
Percy HarroldHOST
3:02
What then can we learn from looking at a few of these specially called servants of God? And to read our memory text again, today is Pastor Mark Pearce.
Mark PearceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:15
2 Chronicles 20.20 Jehoshaphat stood and said, Hear me, O Judah, and you inhabitants of Jerusalem.
Mark PearceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:22
Believe in the Lord your God, and you shall be established.
Costi HinnHOST
8:29
And then think about Jehoshaphat, one of my favorite characters and storylines in the Bible.
Costi HinnHOST
8:34
You ought to read the story in 2 Chronicles 20.
Costi HinnHOST
8:36
Jehoshaphat, he's facing this monumental challenge.
Costi HinnHOST
8:41
It's an overwhelming army.
Costi HinnHOST
8:43
He can't win.
Costi HinnHOST
8:44
There's no way.
Costi HinnHOST
8:45
And Jehoshaphat says in 2 Chronicles 20, verse 12, "'We are powerless.'" It's like the best confession that you and I could ever offer to God sometimes.
Costi HinnHOST
8:54
I'm powerless, God.
DarbyHOST
6:42
And this leads me to, the battle is not yours.
DarbyHOST
6:46
It made me think about the story of Josaphat in 2 Chronicles 20.
DarbyHOST
6:51
Josaphat receives word that this huge army is coming against him, and scripture tells us that he was afraid.
DarbyHOST
6:58
And I love that the Bible tells us that because this wasn't some imaginary thing that he made up in his head.
DarbyHOST
7:09
But Josaphat didn't immediately start to control everything himself.
DarbyHOST
7:13
He turned to God.
DarbyHOST
7:14
2 Chronicles 20 verse 15, God tells him, Do not be afraid or discouraged because of this vast army.
DarbyHOST
7:24
For the battle is not yours, but God's.
Paul EnencheHOST
33:19
Believe also his prophets.
Paul EnencheHOST
33:21
2 Chronicles 20 and verse 20b, so shall you prosper.
Paul EnencheHOST
33:25
Prosperity, preservation and prosperity are together.
Paul EnencheHOST
33:32
Somebody say it loud, amen.
Ayo AjaniHOST
49:11
If you go back to that same Psalm 46, I don't know if you see a trend.
Ayo AjaniHOST
49:15
Exodus 14 we read, 2 Chronicles 20 said, stand still.
Ayo AjaniHOST
49:19
Go to Psalm 46 and let me develop that thought, that standstill thought in Psalm 46 there.
Ayo AjaniHOST
49:28
In verse 10, even though we didn't have the time to go there, he said, Be still and know that I am God.
Ayo AjaniHOST
50:17
Be still.
Ayo AjaniHOST
50:19
And you observe that trend.
Ayo AjaniHOST
50:20
Exodus 14, 2 Chronicles 20 and Psalm 46 now.
Ayo AjaniHOST
50:24
That means anyone who is ever going to see the help of the Lord must understand the demand for stillness.

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The Lords Prayer EXPLAINED The Truth Behind Every Word

Aug 24 · 1 Mention

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Meaning, this world is temporary, but your reign is eternal.
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This is exactly what King Jehoshaphat did in 2 Chronicles 20.
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When his enemies were closing in, when it looked like defeat was inevitable, What did he do? He prayed.
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He acknowledged that he had no power of his own.
Tony PerkinsHOST
9:57
Praise is one of our spiritual weapons.
Tony PerkinsHOST
10:00
I believe this is pointed out in an Old Testament illustration with King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, verse 21, when he was confronted with two imposing armies.
Tony PerkinsHOST
10:11
And verse 21 of chapter 20 of 2 Chronicles, and when he had consulted with the people, he appointed those who should sing to the Lord and who should sing, who should praise the beauty of holiness as they went out before the army and were saying, praise the Lord for his mercy endures forever.
Tony PerkinsHOST
10:29
And then look what happens in verse 22.

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