An Undivided Heart

What does God require of those who seek to know and please him? The biographies of the kings of the nation of Judah, as recorded in the books of I and II Chronicles, are case studies in the pursuit of a personal friendship with God. From David, "a man after God's own heart," to Josiah, "the man who trembles at God's Word," each king reveals some aspect of the quest to know and serve God. The advantage of studying the lives of David's successors through 600 years of Judah's history is seeing how decisions in one generation led to wonderful blessings or tragic consequences in the following generations. What does it mean to have "an undivided heart?" Perhaps this little volume will shed some light on that important issue.