There is a famous river on the outskirts of the ancient city of Rome called the Rubicon. It is well-known for one simple reason: it was where Julius Caesar refused to disband his army before facing the Senate. His decision to cross the river, thus provoking a civil war, later shaped the course of Western Civilization. In Ezra 1:5-11, King Cyrus gives the Jews a chance to leave Babylon and return to their homeland. This was their chance to brave the journey and reinstate worship to the true and living God—this was their Rubicon. But would they cross it? Find out today on Wisdom for the Heart. Download Transcript