Elijah and Small Obediences
Kings 18 is Elijah’s experience of being overwhelmed and exhausted by evil circumstances. God showed up in his space to feed and heal him. God told Elijah to eat, to sleep, to worship, to anoint two kings, to anoint his successor. Elijah’s small obediences were the method God used to heal Elijah.
A Drink, A Cake, and A Still Small Voice
This is a message of encouragement for those who are discouraged or feel like they are not on a "mountain top." It is the story of Elijah's discouragement and flight in the wilderness after the victory at Mt. Carmel and Jezebel's subsequent threat on his life. Instead of chiding him, God met him with comfort... Read More
Kingdom First
We have lots of competing demands on our time. It is very helpful to know helpful to have a top priority that we can filter things through. Matthew 6 - Jesus gave his disciples a number one priority. The Kingdom of God is something that Jesus talked about quite a bit, like a treasure hidden... Read More
A Present Help in Trouble
1 Kings 19 - This is when Elijah realized that his life was in danger and that Jezebel was out to get him. God was present with Elijah and He met his need! John the Baptist is someone that we know a decent amount about. He was a cousin to Jesus, and he paved the... Read More
The Pitfall of the Pious
This first verse kind of sums up the first part of this chapter. If we are doing our good works for the sake of others, that’s as much benefit as we’ll receive from it, there is no eternal reward. Jesus gives three examples of areas that we are prone to do our acts of righteousness... Read More
Little Things – Humble Like A Little Child
The issue with a fishhook in the finger is not the fishhook so much as the barb on the end of the fishhook. This little tiny barb makes all the difference in the world! If you have something in your eye, it doesn't need to be very big at all to potentially do a lot... Read More
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