In 2 Kings, chapter 4, we read about a nameless woman from Shunem whose kindness to Elisha results in both a miraculous birth and her son being raised from the dead. This story has much to teach us about the heart of God, service to each other, and saving faith. Teaching Notes Elisha, Pt.
Elisha, Pt. 4: The Shunammite Woman (2 Kings 4:8-37) View Lesson
Elisha, Pt. 4: The Shunammite Woman (2 Kings 4:8-37) View Lesson
We pick up on part three of a series on the life of Elisha. The story of Elisha offers so much for us to learn. In this lesson, Elisha saves three kings (and Israel) from death, then turns and rescues a nameless widow and her sons. These stories reveal much about the heart of God
Elisha, Pt. 3: Three Kings and a Widow (2 Kings 3:1-4:1-7) View Lesson
Elisha, Pt. 3: Three Kings and a Widow (2 Kings 3:1-4:1-7) View Lesson
In these passages, we see the example of Noah, who in faith builds an ark out of obedience to God. We also see the devastation of the flood, which destroys the entire world, with only a few being saved. The story of the flood and the example of Noah are used by Jesus and New
Noah & the Flood, Part 2: The Disaster Hits (Genesis 6:10-8:22) View Lesson
Noah & the Flood, Part 2: The Disaster Hits (Genesis 6:10-8:22) View Lesson
But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. - Hebrews 11:6 When we engage in expository preaching, working through a book of the Bible, we sometimes stumble upon wisdom that
Genesis 1 covers the creation of the world. The chapter raises many significant questions: What does the creation account reveal about who God is? How should we understand the creation of the world? What is reasonable? Why do so many smart people reject God as the Creator of the universe? How did Paul argue
A defining mark of men and women we find in the Bible is their understanding of God's faithfulness. Those who grasped this attribute of God lived in a way that brought God great honor and accomplished His purposes. Those who did not grasp God's faithfulness turned to sin and failed to accomplish God's will.