What if moving forward requires us to go back? In a culture obsessed with what’s next, retrieval is the practice of returning to what we’ve forgotten—not to recreate the past, but to recover what might help us become faithful people in the present.
In 2 Kings 22–23, Josiah discovers something that had been lost. What happens next offers a surprising picture of what it might look like to encounter Scripture—not simply as an ancient book to understand, but as a living word that speaks into our lives today. What might we discover if we learned to listen again?
2 Kings 22:1-23:3 · Dr. John Perrine · 45 min
