This morning, we journey through 2 Kings 10, where we see Jehu continue his mission to purge Israel of idolatry and fulfill God’s judgment on the house of Ahab. Though Jehu is zealous in executing justice, his story reminds us that obedience must go deeper than outward action—it must stem from a heart fully surrendered to God.
We’ll reflect on key themes such as: ✅ Removing What Doesn't Belong: Jehu tears down Baal worship in Israel, showing us that when God calls us to follow Him, we must also remove idols and distractions from our lives (2 Kings 10:18-28).
✅ Partial Obedience Isn’t Enough: While Jehu does much of what God commands, he fails to turn from the sins of Jeroboam—proving that surface-level obedience isn’t what God desires (2 Kings 10:29-31).
✅ God’s Faithfulness in Judgment and Mercy: God rewards Jehu’s obedience with a promise, yet the long-term consequences of incomplete devotion still unfold, reminding us that God values consistency and the condition of the heart.
📖 "But Jehu was not careful to keep the law of the Lord, the God of Israel, with all his heart. He did not turn away from the sins of Jeroboam…" – 2 Kings 10:31
This chapter challenges us to ask:
Are there idols in my life that need to be torn down?
Am I fully obedient to God, or only partially surrendered?
Do I fear God enough to live with conviction in every area of life?
Let’s be people who go all in—tearing down idols and choosing wholehearted obedience for His glory.
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