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1 Kings 17:12 · BSB
17:12 But she replied, “As surely as the LORD your God lives, I have no bread—only a handful of flour in a jar and a little oil in a jug. Look, I am gathering a couple of sticks to take home and prepare a meal for myself and my son, so that we may eat it and die.”
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…what we can expect, and perspectives that we can have that can help us stand when culture is shifting and culture is moving. Before we get intofirst Kings chapter 17, where Elijah first comes on the scene, we have to look at the end of chapter 16 just for a brief moment. Now, most of chapter 16 says this this…
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…more time. Can we give God a praise in the room? I say one more time, like that's the last time I'm gonna ask you, but it's not. We're gonna go to1 Kings chapter 17. I'm so grateful for your pastors. I'm so grateful for this church family. Are you thankful for your pastors? Come on, can we make some noise for…
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…listening. Thank you, Jessica Inquir. That song is why we're here. Amen. Because Jesus changes lives. Why don't you turn with me in your Bibles to1 Kings chapter 17, and we're going to look at that very thing in just a moment. Someone's life who has been changed by the Lord through the promise of the Messiah.…
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…of the people of Israel, there was going to be a famine which was going to last for seven years. Consider the magnitude of this famine. Back inFirst Kings chapter 17, there was a famine which lasted for three years and six months. And during that time people were dying. So if you double that time, there is no…
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…up deadly die crash. But Paul went down, fell on him, embraced him, said do not trouble yourselves, for his life is in him. Back in the book ofFirst Kings chapter 17, Elijah visits a widow, the widow of Serapheth. Remember her son dies, her only son, and Elijah praises, oh God, don't bring me in like this…
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…effective, fervent prayer warrior is Elijah who prayed and it stopped raining. He prayed again and rain resumed. But look back at 1 Kings quickly.1 Kings chapter 17. There's a remarkable story of Elijah standing in the gap and praying. Do you remember when he stayed with the widow of Zarephath? And she…
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…the manna for the people in the wilderness ! Exodus 16 when the Israelites had no food in a barren wasted land the Lord shows up and he provided in1 Kings chapter 17and verse 1 when the prophet Elijah had no food to eat God instructed a raven to bring him bread and meat in the morning and in the evening…
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…series, as we're looking at the most famous or one of the most famous prophets in all of the scripture, Elijah. Elijah that we met last week in1 Kings chapter 17, where we were introduced to Elijah as he's on the scene about 900 years before Christ, when the people of God, the Israelites in Israel, were in…
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…that Ahab built a temple and an altar to Baal in the people of Israel's territory. So with that as a backdrop, I want you to turn in your Bibles to1 Kings chapter 17. As we watch Elijah be raised up, and speak truth to power in 1 Kings chapter 17, starting in verse 1. Now Elijah, who was from Tishbi and Gilead,…
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…receive? Will you let God refill you? Will you let God replenish your spirit? Perhaps the most pivotal time in the life of Elijah. is contained in1 Kings chapter 17through 19. His deepest valleys and his greatest victories. You have to understand they're contained in these chapters. However you push past the…
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…came. When Nariah stood up, he said put water, add some water on this sacrifice. They put some water. They looked at it. If you read it in thefirst Kings, chapter 17,. He said no, no, no, add some more. They did it. King, chapter 17. He said no, no, no, add some more. They did it. At one time he stood up and…
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…since we came into faith. Now that we are in faith, we have authority. Now let's go to 1 Kings. Let's go to 1 Kings. I'm just going to use 1 Kings.1 Kings chapter 17. 1 Kings chapter 17. Now, most of the time, right, when we are taught about authority, right, people quickly say, What about, you know, people talk…
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…the question, do we trust God? If we trust people we don't know, are we willing, are we able to trust God? With that in mind, let's turn to1 Kings chapter 17. We're beginning a brand new sermon series on the weeks that I'm here. We're going to be looking at several stories from the life of the prophet…
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…accepted, And who inform and inspire my own ministry and mission. And he goes on to talk about the prophet Elijah, Particularly a situation in1 Kings chapter 17. And then he talks about the prophet Elisha, And a particular story in 2 Kings chapter 5. Now, why is this so edgy? And what is so provocative…
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…land, God brought them to another river like Abraham before them. God makes his people once again cross over water to enter his promise. In1 Kings chapter 17, Elijah calls for a drought and then calls for rain at the end of it. God holds back the water through Elijah's word in response to the rampant sin…
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…Even the miracle that he performs here in this chapter, is like a sequel, a repeat, to a miracle very similar, that Elijah himself did, back in1 Kings chapter 17. So anyway, Elisha's got this full-blown ministry now, that is literally taking him places. Literally, all over Israel. His home is at Mount…
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We're going to read together from1 Kings chapter 17. Now Elijah the Tishbite of Tishby in Gilead said to Ahab, as the Lord, the God of Israel lives, before whom I stand, there shall be neither due…
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…and quotes in advance and be able to take those home and andor to lunch and uh and talk those over if you would like. Uh today we're gonna look at1 Kings chapter 17. Before we get started there, I want to put the map up on the screen. Um you will notice that uh I'm trying to click this, but it's not working, so…
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We're going to be in afirst Kings, chapter 17,. First King 17. I grew up in a family where, whatever my mom cooked, that is what we ate. Okay, so, somebody, you know what I'm talking about. Now…
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…death. And if he can create food in the wilderness, then he's powerful enough to deliver us, is he not? Multiple occasions of this in the Bible.1 Kings chapter 17, the widow of Zarephath had enough flour and oil for one more meal for her and her son, and then they would eat that meal, and then she said they…
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