In this Bible study, I’m closing out 2 Kings with chapter 25—the chapter where everything collapses. Jerusalem falls. The temple burns. The people are carried into exile. And I’m not treating that like a “cute” ending, because it’s not. This is the passage for the girl who built something, invested in it, believed God was in it… and now she’s staring at the ruins wondering if God left her there. We do a close reading of 2 Kings 25 and talk about what it looks like to grieve loss without losing hope. I share a short devotional on how God meets you in collapse, not just in conquest, and I make space for prayer for anyone in a hard season—grief, transition, unexpected loss, or the quiet kind of heartbreak you’ve been trying to be strong through. And because I don’t want you to just “think” your way through pain, we also do guided reflection points plus an hour of silent co-working/quiet time with God—so you can sit in honest grief and still hold onto quiet hope. Even in the last verses, there’s a flicker of grace, and I want you to see it.