Elijah: Learning The Power Of The Still Small Voice

The class covers Elijah's life and mission, emphasizing his zeal for God and his commitment to saving his people. It highlights Elijah's spiritual journey, including his moments of despair and God's restoration, and draws parallels with John the Baptist's devotion.

The class focuses on Elijah's role as a spiritual healer and James's teachings on the importance of being doers of the word, not just hearers. It emphasizes the need for spiritual accountability and cooperation with the still, small voice of God to resist the world's temptations and strengthen faith.

The class explores the faith of the widow in Zarephath as she cares for Elijah during a severe famine, despite her own scarcity of resources. It highlights her trust in God and her response to unexpected suffering, including the resurrection of her son.

The class explores Elijah's zeal for God and his faith during trials, focusing on his interactions with the widow of Zarephath and Obadiah. It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and trust in God even when faced with severe challenges and the encouragement found in witnessing the faith of others.

The class explores Elijah's experience on Mount Carmel, emphasizing his role in exposing the futility of Baal worship and his subsequent depression and despair. It highlights Elijah's faith under trial and God's restoration of him, drawing parallels to Christ's mission and the importance of perseverance in faith.

The class covers Elijah's journey from despair to renewed faith, emphasizing God's gentle guidance and the importance of perseverance and holiness in leadership roles. It highlights the contrast between Elijah's initial despair and his eventual understanding of God's will.