Asa is declared in Scripture to be one of the good kings of Judah because he sought the Lord. He did this by radically cutting off idols and all foreign worship, keeping the law of God and the commandments, and worshipping the Lord in God’s appointed way. The fruit of his seeking the Lord was rest and peace even when a much greater army came against his army. Rest and peace are the covenanted promise of God to His people and their inheritance as they seek Him. Seeking the Lord is emphasized by the Chronicler in order that we as well as the returned exiles may learn not to forsake the Lord but rather to seek Him in everything.
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J. Bruce Martin
Seek the Lord Chronicles Ridgefield Park Reformed...
The son of a minister, Rev. J. Bruce Martin has been in the ministry since 1974. Before coming east, Pastor Martin ministered two other reformed churches in the mid-west. Since 1997 he's been the minister of Ridgefield Park RPCNA in New Jersey, which is neighbor to New York...
