#129. Don't Stop Praying for Your Prodigal | God's Patience with King Ahab Gives Hope to Christian Moms | 1 Kings 20-22 + 2 Chronicles 18

Have you ever wondered if someone you love has wandered too far from God?In today's Bible study through 1 Kings 20–22 and 2 Chronicles 18, we continue following the life of Israel's wicked King Ahab. At first glance, these chapters can feel discouraging—but they reveal something far greater than Ahab's rebellion. They reveal the incredible patience, mercy, and faithfulness of God.As Christian moms, many of us carry heavy burdens for children, spouses, family members, or friends who seem far from the Lord. Ahab's story reminds us that God continues to pursue sinners with warning after warning, invitation after invitation. Even after years of rebellion, when Ahab humbles himself, God responds with mercy.We'll also explore:Why God repeatedly showed patience toward one of Israel's most wicked kingsThe heartbreaking story of Naboth's vineyard and God's passion for justiceHow God's sovereignty gives us confidence when life feels uncertainWhy King Jehoshaphat sought God's wisdom before making decisionsWhat Micaiah's bold faith teaches us about standing for truthEncouragement to keep praying for loved ones who haven't yet surrendered to ChristWhy no one is beyond the reach of God's graceThis episode is filled with hope for every mom who has ever prayed through tears for someone she loves. God's timing is perfect, His mercy is astonishing, and His purposes cannot be thwarted.Key Scriptures: 1 Kings 20–22; 2 Chronicles 18If this podcast encourages your walk with Christ, would you consider following, leaving a review, and sharing it with another mom? Every review helps more women discover God's Word and the daily Bible reading journey through The Dwelling Place from Entrusted Ministries.ResourcesEntrusted Ministries exists to encourage moms to know God through His Word and faithfully pass biblical truth to the next generation. Join us as we read through Scripture, pray together, and discover that God Himself is our dwelling place.Resources MentionedEntrusted With a Child's HeartThe Again Podcast David C. Cook's Journey Through the BibleCommentaries Most Referenced: Moody Commentary, MacArthur Commentary