Biblical history and the shorter prophets have lessons for twenty-first century Christians that are too often missed in regular study. <i>Of Kings, Prophets, Families, and the King of Kings</i> examines these often-neglected Scriptures, using various techniques to tell these truths in modern forms for modern times.

The historical books and the shorter prophets contain critical teaching concerning human nature, politics, and the coming climax of human history-when the conflict between God and Satan bursts out into spiritual and physical warfare without restraint as described in Revelation and elsewhere in the Bible. If knowledge is power, then the verses explored here may be some of the most powerful in the world.

This guide provides a springboard into vital portions of Scripture that are virtually unknown to most believers. It offers a helpful introduction to these overlooked passages, so that others might read and study them, gaining wisdom from the Scriptures and from the Holy Spirit who inspired them.