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1 Kings 17:3 · BSB
17:3 “Leave here, turn eastward, and hide yourself by the Brook of Cherith, east of the Jordan.
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So today we're going to be studying the trusting God for direction. It's life by the brook. And we're going to read from1 Kings chapter 17, 1 through 7. You can stay seated. And Elijah the Tishbite, who was of the inhabitants of Gilead, said unto Ahab, As the Lord God of Israel liveth…
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…incidents in the life of a man named Elijah. Elijah was about 900 years before Jesus Christ. And he went through three experiences, they're all in1 Kings chapter 17, that teach us lessons on how God wants to do miracles when there are things that are happening in our lives that cause us to lack what we need.…
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…doesn't it? That one fits to the best. Okay. Where's he going with that verse? I can wait to see him mess this up. Okay. Not afraid, only believe.First Kings chapter 17, God had instructed his prophet Elijah to go to a widow woman who would sustain him. Elijah found the lady and asked her for some bread and some…
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…are not accidental. And you've got the widow, just like Elijah and the widow, and then Elisha and the widow. If you want to do further research,1 Kings chapter 17, 2 Kings chapter 5, um, and chapter 4, both all of those chapters talking about how the prophets were dealing with those on the outside of Israel,…
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…Or Pastor Dale Tunnell: we probably start with Elijah when we're reading through Pastor Dale Tunnell: the Old Testament. Pastor Dale Tunnell:1 Kings chapter 17, it just has Pastor Dale Tunnell: Elijah shows up Pastor Dale Tunnell: in Ahab's palace. Pastor Dale Tunnell: And he tells Ahab, it's not going to…
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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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…we're going to experience the rain, supernatural rain and abundance of God. In Jesus name. Amen and amen. Can I say one thing? I was reading afirst Kings chapter 17this morning. I actually read it this morning and it was talking about a woman who the scripture says ends up in a place of famine. She was a widow…
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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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…I don't know what's gonna come of this. [SPEAKER_01]: God, I'm crying out to you. [SPEAKER_01]: There's the same thing that's occurring here inFirst Kings chapter 17. [SPEAKER_01]: And Elijah says, everybody else is not eating. [SPEAKER_01]: Everybody else has nothing to drink, but I refuse to be one that stands…
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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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…God will move and many miracles will happen. Thank you Lord. Thank you Lord Tim, if you'll come, I'm going to land on this last scripture out ofFirst Kings chapter 17. This is the prophet Elijah. First Kings chapter 17, Look upon the screen with me in verse 2. Then the word of the Lord came to him, saying, Get…
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…Life happens to all of us. It's the human experience, and so what do we do on those days? And I think we get a little lesson in this from Elijah in1 Kings chapter 17. I want to give you a little context. So if you're the note-taking type, why do you write some things down? If you're not, write them down anyways,…
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…where Elisha says, I know this can happen, I know that God can bring this boy back to life because I saw my mentor do it. We're gonna read in1 Kings chapter 17. This is Elijah, and whenever he brings a boy back to life, watch what see see if you can recognize what happens here. Elijah says, Give me your…
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…Amen. And we'll just look at three three or four examples of women in the scriptures that embody these attributes. Very quickly, let's go to umfirst Kings chapter 17. The whole scripture is 16 to 18, but I I won't bother reading all that scripture. But let's just see the beginning. 1 Kings chapter 17, from verse…
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…today is most of the troubles that we face are ordinary. I I would even maybe say minor or or routine or mundane parts of the oh, I'm sorry, yes,1 Kings chapter 17. We're gonna be in here in a little bit. Um there's a Bible, you can find today's notes on the on the app, or we'll have them on the screen. But if…
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…new series this morning. I love new series. I love the smell of new series in the morning. And uh we're we're gonna dive into 1 Kings this morning.1 Kings chapter 17. Very interesting uh story and individual that we're gonna dive in. I think it's very relevant to us today. If you need a Bible, raise your hand.…
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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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Amen. Amen. Today we are going to be in1 Kings chapter 17. We have Bibles available on both sides. We have Bibles available on that side as well. We have great study Bibles. If you don't have a really good…
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…your Bibles there, I'm not really going well. I am going to read a few verses from there, but it brought to my mind a story or Advent in scripture.First Kings chapter 17. This is during the time when Israel has been displaced from Samaria and Judah and the region of Israel, and they've been taken into an Assyrian…
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