After Elijah gave King Ahab a negative word, he pouted and felt sorry for himself. Because he didn't lead his household with strength, Jezebel was free to exercise her wicked ways and endanger God's prophet. No woman can love a man hard enough to make him strong.

In this episode, we'll take a look at the Sunday morning of Jesus' resurrection. Despite Mary's responsibilities and the potential she had for doubting, she went first thing to the tomb and put Jesus in front of everything else. May we always do the same.

In this second portion of the episode, we'll continue to look at Jesus' ministry through parables and questions to people of all kinds. How blessed are we that God invited us to the table, into a relationship with Jesus Christ! We should always be grateful for His incredible love.

Luke 14 shows us that Jesus loved the Pharisees as much as He loved the prostitutes. He spoke in parables and questions so that those truly hungry for the gospel would discern the truths of the kingdom. We ought to reach out to people of all kinds with the hope of the gospel—even if this takes us outside of our comfort zones!

In this episode, we continue our look at the story in 2 Kings 6, and how Elisha handled the foolishness of the king. It's amazing what God can do when we put our faith in Him!

In 2 Kings 6, we find the story of the people of Samaria, who were in a desperate famine due to siege. Elisha was the people's scapegoat for this crisis, yet he acted with maturity and grace towards the people. Only when the king got his pride under control did God speak! May we humble ourselves before God and hear from Him before blaming others for our situations!

In this episode, we'll continue looking at God's design for the family, and the story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar. Despite the circumstances, God was with Hagar and Ishmael and sustained them in the wilderness. He can strengthen and sustain you despite your circumstances, as well!

In Genesis 21, we see a dysfunctional dynamic in Abraham's family. Abraham had to stand up and take responsibility for the problems in his family—even the things that weren't his idea, to begin with. We must do the same in our families.

In this second portion of the message, we'll continue looking at the story of Elijah and Elisha. We need to count the cost of God's calling on our lives, even if it costs us more than we expected. Elisha was willing to burn the bridges in his life and go all-in with his new mentor.

In this episode, we look at the life of Elijah. He was a leader designed and destined to transfer his anointing to his protegé, Elisha. Our calling is also to raise up others and leave a legacy behind us.