Apostolic Faith Daybreak Devotional

This devotional episode explores Nahum 3's warning against pride through the lens of Rudyard Kipling's poem 'Recessional' and the fall of empires like Nineveh.

This episode provides an overview of the Book of 2 Kings, tracing the history of Israel and Judah from Ahaziah and Jehoram until their captivities.

This devotional episode reflects on 2 Kings 10:31 and shares a personal story about the speaker's grandfather finding spiritual fulfillment in the Apostolic Faith Church.

This devotional episode explores a biblical story from 2 Kings 4 about faith and prayer, connecting it to a real-life missionary account of answered prayer in the Belgian Congo.

This devotional episode explores 2 Kings 1:1-18, focusing on King Ahaziah's sin of consulting the false god Beelzebub instead of God, leading to Elijah's prophecy of his death.

This devotional episode recounts a 1930s story of a young Christian clerk who, inspired by the hymn 'I'd Rather Have Jesus' and biblical principles from 2 Kings 18, chooses faith over a lucrative secular radio contract to glorify God through gospel music.

This devotional episode draws parallels between Elisha's unwavering devotion to Elijah in 2 Kings 2 and Thomas Edison's persistent innovation in creating the practical electric light bulb.

This devotional episode explores Jeremiah 3:6-4:4, focusing on God's call for backsliders to return through a personal testimony of spiritual restoration.

This devotional episode reflects on Jeremiah 4:5-31, comparing the destructive power of storms like the 1962 Columbus Day Storm to the spiritual devastation foretold by the prophet.

This devotional episode uses a Sunday school object lesson about nails in a barn door to illustrate how sin leaves lasting consequences, contrasting this with the stubborn disobedience of Judah's kings in 2 Kings 23-24.

This devotional episode reflects on 2 Kings 23:3, focusing on making a covenant with God, illustrated through a personal story about the host's grandmother's spiritual journey and search for truth.

This episode provides an overview of the biblical book of Zephaniah, focusing on its purpose, authorship, historical context, and significance in urging Judah to repent before the Babylonian invasion.

This episode provides an overview of the prophet Jeremiah's ministry, focusing on his warnings to Judah about repentance before Babylonian destruction and eventual return from captivity.

This devotional episode connects Jeremiah 1:5's message about God knowing us before birth to the true story of a couple who chose life for their unborn son with spina bifida, leading to a miraculous in-utero surgery.

This devotional episode reflects on sharing God's love through singing gospel hymns at retirement centers, connecting it to the biblical promise of God rejoicing over His people with singing.

This devotional episode explores Zephaniah 2:3's call to seek the Lord through the powerful testimony of Jack Robbins, who transformed from a life of addiction and despair to finding God in his darkest moment.

This devotional episode focuses on Jeremiah 6:16, where God commands Judah to seek the old paths for rest, but they refuse.

This devotional episode uses a personal story about a goat named Barney to illustrate the biblical principle from Nahum 1:3 that God is slow to anger but will ultimately take action against disobedience.

This episode provides an overview of the biblical book of Nahum, focusing on its purpose to pronounce judgment on Nineveh and comfort Judah, along with historical context about the prophet and Assyrian empire.

This devotional episode explores 2 Kings 25:24 to illustrate how words of encouragement can bring comfort, using the story of Oswald Smith writing a poem for his grieving sister after a family tragedy.

This devotional episode explores how King Josiah's encounter with God's law led to repentance and renewal, paralleled with the story of Cal Wolfe's spiritual transformation in the Navy.

A devotional episode recounting Kathy's terrifying experience with demons after dabbling in Wicca, leading her to call on Jesus Christ for deliverance and return to faith.

This devotional episode explores the power of prayer through the biblical story of Hezekiah's healing and a modern testimony of miraculous recovery from cancer.

This devotional episode connects 2 Kings 19:19's plea for divine salvation to Eddie Rickenbacker's miraculous survival story during WWII, where prayer and faith led to unexpected provisions in the Pacific Ocean.

This devotional episode explores how disobedience, unbelief, and idolatry in ancient Israel, despite knowing God's commands, led to spiritual disaster, contrasting with the recipe for success found in fearing the Lord.

A devotional reflection on 2 Kings 17:12 about disobedience to God's commands, illustrated through a personal childhood story of ignoring parental warnings to access forbidden treasures.

This devotional episode uses the story of King Azariah/Uzziah from 2 Kings 15 and a modern analogy about a deaf friend's lip-reading to illustrate the importance of focused attention on God's word rather than being distracted by worldly practices.

This devotional episode uses a personal baseball story to contrast with King Joash's lack of vigorous effort in following Elisha's prophetic instructions about defeating Syria.

This devotional episode explores the biblical story of Jehoshibah saving Joash from Athaliah's massacre, paralleled with modern stories of Ray's life-threatening adventures and divine rescues.

This devotional episode connects the biblical story of Elisha anointing Jehu as king in 2 Kings 9 with a missionary anecdote about David Livingston facing lions in Africa to illustrate faith and action in difficult tasks.

This devotional episode explores 2 Kings 8:1-15 to illustrate how trusting in God's behind-the-scenes work can resolve difficult situations, using a personal story about workplace conflict and prayer.

This devotional episode explores a biblical passage from 2 Kings about faith and God's provision, illustrated through the story of George Muller's reliance on prayer to provide for orphanages.

This devotional episode explores the story of Elisha's servant in 2 Kings 6:1-23, drawing parallels to a missionary's experience in Mongolia to illustrate how faith and prayer can overcome seemingly impossible situations.

This devotional episode explores Jeremiah 2:1-3:5, focusing on how people drift from God into vanity and sin, illustrated by Stan Frank's personal story of rebellion, misery, and eventual repentance and restoration through God's mercy.

This devotional episode explores 2 Kings 3:1-27, focusing on seeking God's counsel through prophets like Elisha and applying biblical wisdom to personal spiritual conflicts.

This devotional episode uses a personal story of a car being stolen overnight to illustrate the biblical warning from 2 Peter 3:10 that the day of the Lord will come unexpectedly like a thief in the night.

This devotional episode explores 2 Peter 2:1-9, using a personal story about a toddler and a knife to illustrate how God delivers the godly from temptation while reserving the unjust for judgment, with specific reference to Lot's deliverance from Sodom.

This episode provides an overview of the biblical book of 2 Peter, covering its authorship by Simon Peter during Nero's persecution, its themes of distinguishing true from false teachers and encouraging holy living, and key historical events in Peter's life.

A personal testimony about applying the biblical instruction from 1 Peter 5:7 to cast cares on God during a stressful dinner preparation, resulting in answered prayer through a friend's timely help.

This devotional episode recounts the biblical story of Naaman's healing from leprosy and parallels it with Agnes Clasper's real-life story of seeking divine healing for her daughter's tuberculosis through faith and prayer.

This episode explores the biblical prophecy from Zephaniah 2:15 about a city becoming desolate, using the historical example of Bodie, California, a once-thriving but sinful boomtown that declined rapidly.

This devotional episode reflects on the biblical story from 2 Kings 4:1-17 and shares personal anecdotes about Sister Miller's unwavering hospitality in hosting various guests, including ministers, students, and those in need.

This devotional episode explores 2 Kings 12:1-21, drawing parallels between ancient temple funding through tithes and offerings and modern church financing practices in the Apostolic Faith denomination.

This devotional episode explores how children imitate adults in speech and behavior, using 2 Kings 8:16-29 to discuss the spiritual influence parents have through their examples.

This devotional episode explores 2 Peter 1:5-7, using the story of Rebecca's personal journal to illustrate how Christians can actively cultivate virtues like faith, knowledge, and charity in their spiritual growth.

This devotional episode explores 1 Peter 4:1-19, focusing on verse 19 about committing souls to God during suffering.

This devotional episode opens with a personal story about zoning out during a photocopier demonstration.

This devotional episode uses the biblical story of King Ahaz copying an altar from Damascus as a metaphor for the importance of precise molds in manufacturing plastic parts.

This devotional episode explores 2 Peter 2:10-22, using the metaphor of a dry well to warn Christians about false teachers who appear promising but lack spiritual substance.

This devotional episode opens with a story of a father and son panicking over a snake in bed.