Elijah – 5 – Back to the Battlefield – (1 Kings 19:1-21)
From 1 Kings 19, how God restores Elijah from deep crisis—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and sends him back into service.
From 1 Kings 19, how God restores Elijah from deep crisis—physically, emotionally, and spiritually—and sends him back into service.
A study of 1 Kings 21: Naboth’s vineyard, Ahab’s covetous whims, and the call to live by God’s principles rather than our passions.
A study of 2 Kings 4:1-7: five principles from the widow’s oil for finding God’s way out of debt and despair into abundance.
How the responses to good news in 2 Kings 7 challenge us to believe, share, and never doubt the good news of the gospel.
A sermon on 2 Kings 13:14-21: like Elisha, live in daily faithful faith so your ministry blesses others even after death.
Nehemiah 8:1-12 gives three conditions for revival in Bulgaria: unity in the Spirit, leaders like Ezra, and a whole nation turning to God’s Word.
Three lessons from Job 1:1-5 on suffering: not all pain is punishment, Satan cannot cross God’s limits, and endurance ends in double blessing.
A study guide for classifying any psalm: its book, author, historical occasion, festival use, genre, and New Testament citations.
A reader’s diary through Psalms 1–72: genre, setting, outline, canonical place, and personal application for each psalm in Books One and Two.
An alphabetical index of Psalms to read and pray in different life situations, from abortion and anger to worship, grief, and thanksgiving.