Podcasts about scripture: 1 kings 19:19-19:21

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

To be fishers of men is a natural outcome of a life filled with Jesus.

Today Sam continued with Part 7 of 'A Prophets Tale', were it was asked - What does a prophet do? Let’s take a look at the life of Elijah and start a conversation about the role of Prophet. This is the audio podcast.

May the God of Wonders Bless You!

May the God of Wonders Bless You!

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Weekly sermons and study guides.

Fairfax Baptist Church

Pastor Jeff McVay, Win the Day: Cut the Rope, I Kings 19:19-21

Pastor Jeff McVay, Win the Day: Cut the Rope, I Kings 19:19-21

Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church

I begyndelsen af det nye år sætter vi fokus på vores ønske om at se den næste generation, som en aktiv generation ind i vores kirke. Per taler i denne prædiken om, hvordan den nye generation kan lærer at den ældre generation i sine valg og beslutninger.

When we say "making disciples" is our mission, that means something very specific... At SRCC, a Disciple is a follower of Jesus Christ, displaying the character of Christ, fully equipped with the Word of God and empowered by the Holy Spirit to make other disciples that support the maturity of their local church and serve their community while considering opportunities to support planting other churches.

1 Kings 19:19-21 and 2 Kings 21-22.

RushChurch - Rushsylvania Church of Christ

RushChurch - Rushsylvania Church of Christ

Start with the plenty of God.

Start with the plenty of God.

How can you make something that seems radical or unobtainable something everyday or normal? Stan kicks off a new series on stories of Elisha, and how we can make radical things, normal everyday things.

How can you make something that seems radical or unobtainable something everday or normal? Brett kicks off a new series on stories of Elisha, and how we can make radical things, normal everyday things.

How can you make something that seems radical or unobtainable something everday or normal? Brett kicks off a new series on stories of Elisha, and how we can make radical things, normal everyday things.

Guillaume Bourin - l'appel d'Élisée - 1 Rois 19.19-21

Elisha was a man who lived in the middle of a move of God. In order to step towards revival you have to step away from security. See how Elisha released revival in his life by removing the possibility of ever going back to his ordinary life. Are you ready to so the same?

Elisha was a man who lived in the middle of a move of God. In order to step towards revival you have to step away from security. See how Elisha released revival in his life by removing the possibility of ever going back to his ordinary life. Are you ready to so the same?

Lakeway Baptist Church

When Elijah called Elisha to follow him, we see the example from Elisha of what radical, single-hearted devotion looks like to follow the Lord in discipleship. Elisha radically purged out any hindrance to his following the call of God by slaying his oxen and burning his plowing equipment too. He removed his back-up plan or his rainy day fund to pursue Christ. Our radical discipleship should look odd to the world, and should also make lukewarm Christians uncomfortable.

In our text Elisha had an encounter with the prophet Elijah. It affected him so profoundly, that he knew that he had to make a connection and try to experience more of what he had felt. The bible describes how Elisha sold out to follow Elijah. Not only did he offer the oxen as a sacrifice, he burned the plow that was his means of making a living. He did not want there to be any reason for him to go back to his former life. Our church is entering into a time of a building program. Not only are we still recovering from Hurricane Harvey, we are experiencing growth due to being in the midst of revival. God has great plans for our church and it will be a large undertaking to accomplish it. If our church is going to be what God wants and needs it to be, it will be because we commit to what God is doing in an all in kind of way. Young people have to experience and buy into the vision. Elders have to continue to pray and to mentor the young people. The future of this church resides in the prayers and efforts of all of us pulling together to accomplish what God has planned.

1 Kings 19:19-21. Elisha was plowing his fields. Things were good. He had a comfortable life. But God called him to something greater. God is calling us to something greater as well. As we kick off our series in the life of Elisha, learn how you too can discover something greater.

1 Kings 19:19-21. Elisha was plowing his fields. Things were good. He had a comfortable life. But God called him to something greater. God is calling us to something greater as well. As we kick off our series in the life of Elisha, learn how you too can discover something greater.

1 Kings 19:19-21. Elisha was plowing his fields. Things were good. He had a comfortable life. But God called him to something greater. God is calling us to something greater as well. As we kick off our series in the life of Elisha, learn how you too can discover something greater.

Elijah #7 - Chariot of Fire 1 Kings 19:19-21, 2 Kings 2:1-17

Elijah #7 - Chariot of Fire 1 Kings 19:19-21, 2 Kings 2:1-17

Rathcoole Baptist Church

Encounter Community Church

God is leading us to a greater commitment. Listen is as we look at the faith of Elisha and how it can lead us to commit our lives to the cause of Christ.

God is leading us to a greater commitment. Listen is as we look at the faith of Elisha and how it can lead us to commit our lives to the cause of Christ.

Transitions are a part of life. But sometimes we need to let go of certain things before we can move on to a new stage. Which things are holding you back? Which ones do you have to burn on the altar?

Transitions are a part of life. But sometimes we need to let go of certain things before we can move on to a new stage. Which things are holding you back? Which ones do you have to burn on the altar?

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.

From the story of Elisha's calling to follow and serve Elijah the prophet, up until his departure, Dr. Del Kennedy preaches the truth about what is often involved in pursuing the Lord's blessings on our own lives and ministries.

From the story of Elisha's calling to follow and serve Elijah the prophet, up until his departure, Dr. Del Kennedy preaches the truth about what is often involved in pursuing the Lord's blessings on our own lives and ministries.

From the story of Elisha's calling to follow and serve Elijah the prophet, up until his departure, Dr. Del Kennedy preaches the truth about what is often involved in pursuing the Lord's blessings on our own lives and ministries.

¿Alguna vez has tomado una decisión irrevocable? Es lo que hace el arriero Eliseo cuando responde al llamado del profeta Elías a ser su sucesor. Es difícil decidir “quemar las naves” porque tememos lamentar nuestra decisión. Sin embargo, la fe nos reta a hacer compromisos firmes. En el caso de Eliseo, él llegó a ser un profeta clave en la vida de Israel cuando decidió dejar atrás su oficio como agricultor. En el caso de Jesús, él logró nuestra salvación cuando decidió enfrentar la cruz. Ahora Cristo nos llama a seguirlo; ¿cuáles “naves” debes “quemar” para seguirlo sin mirar atrás?

How do we move from the moment of breakthrough to the place of fulfillment? When we get "stuck" in life how do we overcome that moment and move forward?

Sometimes God will reach out and touch you, and then step back to see what you will do. Once He calls you to something, He's not going to keep yelling after you, He'll just step back and see what you're going to do. He placed the ball in your court. It's your turn to make a move.

Sometimes God will reach out and touch you, and then step back to see what you will do. Once He calls you to something, He's not going to keep yelling after you, He'll just step back and see what you're going to do. He placed the ball in your court. It's your turn to make a move.

When times of change approach you in your life, you have to stop and ask yourself, "Is good enough, good enough?" In order to move forward into the destiny God has for you, it's time to shake off some old attitudes, to break old habits, and to step forward into a life of faith.

When times of change approach you in your life, you have to stop and ask yourself, "Is good enough, good enough?" In order to move forward into the destiny God has for you, it's time to shake off some old attitudes, to break old habits, and to step forward into a life of faith.

Lakeway Baptist Church