Sandy Higgins examines the life, character, and reign of King Hezekiah through accounts in Second Kings, Second Chronicles, and Isaiah, highlighting him as a rare king marked by profound trust in God and comprehensive religious reform. He explores Hezekiah's spiritual context under the reign of Ahaz, his triumphs over family influences and historical idolatry such as the brazen serpent, his prayerful dependence during times of crisis and illness, and his central efforts to purify the temple, reinstitute the Passover, and restore the public teaching of the word of God. Furthermore, Higgins addresses the spiritual danger of pride following times of triumph, drawing a theological parallel between Hezekiah's testing by the Babylonian ambassadors and the ultimate revelation of the heart of God and Christ at Calvary.

This message was recorded on 11/8/26