Asa: The Tragic Fall of Judah's Great Reformer

King Asa was Judah's third king, a descendant of David, reigning 41 years.

He began as a righteous reformer. He purged pagan practices and idols, even deposing his

grandmother, Maacah, for her idolatry. Asa relied on God,

securing a miraculous victory over a massive Ethiopian army through his unwavering faith.

But later, Asa relied on human alliances and physicians in illness, neglecting the Lord's

guidance. His story teaches that even strong faith can falter if we cease

to fully trust in God.