Abijah was not a good king. But on one occasion, he set himself apart from his adversary (Jeroboam), his father (Rehoboam), and even his own reputation, by remembering, revering, and relying on the LORD. As we look at 2 Chronicles 13, we will consider what we can learn from the stories of these three kings, but more importantly, how our ability to remember, revere and rely upon the LORD depends on the King who always did this perfectly for our sake.