Every believer has the privilege to pray with authority, based on their personal relationship with Jesus Christ and their knowledge of God's promises in the Bible. To pray with authority, one must have purity of heart, purity of motive, and persistent confidence in the faithfulness of God. By understanding and applying these principles, individuals can experience a transformed prayer life and witness the supernatural power of God working through them. [... more]

Trent Baalke, the general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars, discusses the team's mood and expectations for the upcoming season, while Rich Eisen examines the coaching style of Eric Bienemy and its potential impact on the Washington Commanders. [... more]

The story of Jehu, a leader who was given an opportunity to serve God, but his heart wasn't with Him. Despite executing his orders, Jehu exceeded his mandate and showed a lack of trust in God, instead acting out of fear. His actions had consequences, and God held him accountable. This serves as a lesson for individuals to watch their motivations and actions, ensuring they are guided by faith and loyalty to God. [... more]

Elijah's mantle is passed to Elisha, who is now a journeyman prophet. Elisha's character is contrasted with Elijah's, showing a mix of stern judgment and graciousness. Elisha heals a bitter spring using salt, demonstrating God's power to heal and restore. He also pronounces judgment on a group of youths who mock him, using two female bears to teach them a lesson. [... more]

Elijah, a prophet of God, confronts the king's messengers, who are arrogant and rude, with the power of God, demonstrating the consequences of idolatry and the importance of humility and obedience to God's will. [... more]

Elijah's confrontation with the 450 prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel showcases God's power and faithfulness, highlighting the difference between true faith and dead religion. Through Elijah's prayer and God's miraculous response, the people are reminded that God is a God of judgment and justice, and that true salvation comes through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

God gently deals with his servant Elijah, who is depressed and feeling defeated in his endeavor. God reassures Elijah that he is still zealous for the Lord and gives him specific instructions to anoint Hazael as king over Syria and Jehu as king over Israel. Meanwhile, God calls Elisha, a young man from a wealthy family, to join Elijah in his ministry, and Elisha must say goodbye to his parents before following Elijah. [... more]

Elijah's execution of the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel serves as a powerful example of spiritual war, demonstrating the importance of persistent prayer and submission to God's will. As Elijah prays for rain, he illustrates the need to be in submission to God's will, rather than relying on self-will or trying to break through to achieve one's desires. This lesson is reinforced by the story of Peter in Herod's jail, who slept rather than trying to break free, and by the example of Moses, who was told to stop praying about entering the promised land. The story of Elijah's prayer on Mount Carmel highlights the importance of prayer in the Christian life, and the need to be in submission to God's will in order to experience true progress and maturity. [... more]

Elijah, a prophet of God, challenges the prophets of Baal to a duel on Mount Carmel, demonstrating his faith and God's power as he calls for rain and fire to consume the altar, while the prophets of Baal resort to desperate and futile attempts to summon their god, Baal, ultimately leading to their defeat and conversion. [... more]

Elijah confronts the people of Israel on Mount Carmel, challenging them to choose between serving God and serving Baal. He proposes a duel between the prophets of Baal and himself, with God answering by fire to prove his power. [... more]

Elijah, a powerful prophet, is sent to confront King Ahab and his wife Jezebel, who are promoting the worship of Baal and persecuting those who follow God. Meanwhile, Obadiah, a devout believer and servant of the king, is secretly protecting 100 prophets who are hiding from Jezebel's wrath. [... more]

The prophet's account of the wicked kings of Israel, their defiance of God, and the consequences of their actions. The story of Ahab and Jezebel's idol worship and the eventual downfall of the kingdom of Israel serves as a warning to those who reject God's authority. [... more]

A discussion on Christianity, evolution, and the Bible, including a Bible study on Romans 5, a debate on the Holy Spirit and covenant, and a discussion on Calvinism, free will, and total depravity. The hosts also address the topic of mocking and name calling in Christianity. [... more]

The Song of Solomon's 11th verse reveals the significance of Solomon's vineyard, where he let out the vineyard to keepers who were expected to bring a thousand pieces of silver. This verse connects to Jesus' teaching on rendering unto Caesar, and the idea of a harvest, where believers are like keepers of the garden, reflecting God's image and bringing forth a bounty of spiritual fruit. [... more]

The Christian Resistance discusses the parallels between ancient Baal worship and the Woke movement, highlighting the dangers of idolatry and the erosion of the family unit. They also address the issues of abortion, sodomy, and homosexuality, emphasizing the importance of standing up for biblical values and the Constitution. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and Pastor Joe Larson discuss the history of Baal, a pagan god associated with sin, child sacrifice, and LGBTQ practices, and its relevance to modern society. They also talk about the pro-life movement, specifically the case of Lauren Handy, a pro-life activist who was sentenced to 45 days in jail for protesting at an abortion clinic. The pastors emphasize the importance of standing up for the unborn and the need for Christians to be involved in the pro-life movement. [... more]

Biblical teachings on the sin of sodomy and its consequences, the dangers of the woke movement, and the importance of standing against abortion and other evils. [... more]

Elijah's confrontation with the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel serves as a reminder of the dangers of idol worship and the importance of having an exclusive relationship with God. Pastor Greg Laurie warns that even good things can become idols if they take the place of God in our lives, and encourages listeners to make a choice to follow God or false gods. [... more]

Elijah, a prophet of God, stands out for his unwavering commitment to God's word and his unshakeable faithfulness, even in the face of adversity. His ministry is marked by a series of dramatic events, including a drought that lasts for three years, and his confrontation with the king and the worship of Baal. Through his story, we are reminded of the importance of living a life that is pleasing to God and of the consequences of compromising our testimony in the workplace. [... more]

The paralytic at the pool of Bethesda is a fascinating story that ties into the concept of repentance, or shuvah, which is central to the idea of returning to God and being made whole. This concept is also seen in the story of the prodigal son and the idea of the Baal teshuvah, or master of return, which is ultimately fulfilled in the Messiah, Jesus. [... more]

The concept of an eternal warranty is explored through the Hebrew Letter Vav and its connection to the idea of Baal Teshuva, or return to God. The hosts discuss the importance of having a relationship with God and how it can impact generations to come, using examples from the Bible and personal experiences. [... more]

God's mercy is often demonstrated through famine, which serves as a means to bring His people back to true spiritual worship and practice. The story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel illustrates this concept, where God's mercy is shown in His willingness to shut off the rain and prove the false god Baal to be powerless. This serves as a reminder that God will not be mocked and that His people must return to their divine purpose and worship Him alone. [... more]

The concept of Baal-Teshuvah, a master who repents, and Zadik, the righteous one, are explored in the context of faith and righteousness. The story of the prodigal son highlights the importance of recognizing one's need for God, while the Zadik's focus on doing right can lead to a sense of self-righteousness. Jesus' teachings on the Baal-Teshuvah and the Zadik offer insights into God's love and redemption. [... more]

God raises up Elijah to address the issue of paganism in Israel, where the country is lapsing into idolatry and moving away from its roots in godliness. Elijah confronts the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, calling for the people to choose between following God or Baal, and ultimately demonstrating God's power through a miraculous fire. [... more]

The nation of Israel is faced with a defining moment when they must choose between serving God or serving idols. Pastor J.D. Greer explores the story of Elijah and the epic battle on Mount Carmel, highlighting the importance of making a decision about God and not limping between two opinions. [... more]

God seeks the outsider, reaching out to those who are desperate for his great grace. He is a God of the outsider, who sometimes contradicts and confuses us, but remains good and worthy of our trust. Through the story of Elijah and the widow, we learn about the importance of dependence on God and the power of humble faith. [... more]