Apathy is a state of being disconnected from one's spiritual life, leading to a lack of enthusiasm and motivation. It can manifest in blaming others, being unable to see the real problem, and struggling to make choices. Elijah's confrontation with the people of Israel on Mount Carmel serves as a reminder that apathy can paralyze individuals and communities, preventing them from following God's will and serving Him. [... more]

Elijah, a man of God, faces off against the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, challenging the nation of Israel to choose between the true God and the false god Baal. Through a dramatic showdown, Elijah demonstrates the power of faith and prayer, ultimately leading the people to acknowledge the one true God. [... more]

Elijah prepares the people for a mighty miracle by reminding them of their past and calling them back to their covenant, demonstrating the importance of unity and faith in prayer. He then prays a brief, yet significant prayer, asking God to reveal his character and glory, and God responds with a powerful display of his power, answering Elijah's prayer and bringing transformation and healing to the people. [... more]

The hosts discuss the concept of the fear of the Lord and how it can lead to a deeper understanding of God's presence in our lives. They share personal experiences of feeling God's power and presence, including a dramatic storm on Lake Wiley and a lightning strike on the Sea of Galilee. The hosts explore how these experiences can be a catalyst for spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with God. [... more]

Elijah's life was marked by great victories, but also by times of depression and vulnerability. He faced a deep, dark cave of sorts, where he felt isolated, hurting, and depressed. Just like Elijah, we can feel overwhelmed and struggle with our emotions. However, we can learn from his story and the practical principles he applied to deal with depression. By surrounding ourselves with friends, focusing on the practical, and seeking perspective from God's Word, we can overcome our struggles and find hope in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Elijah's prayer life illustrates the power of effectual and fervent prayer, demonstrating how a righteous man can accomplish much through prayer. This biblical lesson explores the qualities of prayer that produce supernatural results, including the importance of proximity to God, laboring in prayer, and seeking a point of contact with God's will. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the dramatic moment when Elijah solved the Israelites' dilemma by calling down fire from heaven on Mount Carmel, demonstrating the power of prayer and the importance of praying according to God's will. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the principles of powerful praying, using the story of Elijah on Mount Carmel to demonstrate the importance of a right relationship with God, obedience to God's commands, and unshakable faith in prayer. [... 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]

The head is likened to a fruitful vine, as seen in the story of Mount Carmel, where King David was persuaded by Abigail, and Elijah had two gigantic events, including the slaying of the prophets of Baal. The story of the Shunammite woman, who was blessed by Elisha and had her son raised from the dead, is also connected to Mount Carmel. This biblical imagery represents the connection between faith, prayer, and a relationship with God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical principles to help individuals deal with depression, drawing from the story of Elijah's struggles on Mount Carmel. He emphasizes the importance of not isolating oneself, focusing on God, and seeking perspective from Scripture. The message encourages listeners to turn to Jesus Christ for help and forgiveness. [... 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]

The people of Israel were torn between two opinions, choosing between God and the gods of Baal and Asherah, but ultimately choosing to remain silent. This silence is a common trait among those who struggle with idolatry, preferring to share their hearts with multiple gods, including the god of sexual pleasure. This god has become a dominant force in modern culture, with people sacrificing their relationships, careers, and health to satisfy its demands. However, there is a way to defeat these false gods and replace them with a new affection, a new god that brings true joy and fulfillment. This new god is Jesus Christ, who offers forgiveness, guidance, and a deep sense of purpose and belonging. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans teaches that true prayer requires hard work and labor, likening it to giving birth to a miracle. He shares biblical examples of Elijah's prayers and the importance of being close to God, praying effectively, and persevering until an answer is received. [... more]