"Desire What Is Good" from 2 Chronicles 24:1-27

On this chapter the people are under going the test of faith in God as they sway from being good and bad in the sight of the Lord.

Joash did what was right in the sight of the Lord. To relate in our generation - we should do what is right in the CCTV of the Lord.

Even though our life before, we see how sinful it is, God is a God of second chances, many chances and millions of chances. "Meaning the old has gone, the new has come".

Baal is a god of wisdom.

Use our things for Him not for worldly thing. Cause probably today, if someone has a new things, you desire also to have it.

God loves people who gives cheerfully.
2 Corinthians 9:7 Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.


Repairing the temple here is like in the life of a Christian, we are under construction, we have so many things to fix within our heart.
Diligent means hard worker. Dedicating your work for God and desiring what is good.
Sinful nature of man is grabbing something and now how to let go of it. And remember that everything in this world are owned by God.

Joash committed sin to God by worshiping Asherah poles and idols.

The Prophets (are like word of God) reminding the people before just like us with the Bible.

Before we have the "He" generation and it is ONLY God - the only one to worship. But now, its "Me" generation, worshiping ourselves. Sometimes we Christians are always focusing in ourselves.

Sometimes as Christians, we're thinking that God's word is always convicting our life. For God's word is like a double edged-sword.

Even though we fail, the important is we must be a good soil.
Desiring what is good is essential and desiring God is important.

Nice Christian Life Experiences~~~

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