The season of raising teenagers can be a difficult one. We must not forget that every season of our life is not without purpose and reason. We look at some -teenagers- in the bible and see what we should be teaching our teenagers today.

This past Sunday morning we began a new Sunday morning series that looks at the phrase "come and see" throughout the Gospels. In our first message, we examined Jesus telling two of John's disciples to "come and see" where He dwelt. We see some wonderful truths given in this investigative invitation.

The season of raising teenagers can be a difficult one. We must not forget that every season of our life is not without purpose and reason. We look at some "teenagers" in the bible and see what we should be teaching our teenagers today.

We have looked at Elijah's life in the Old Testament, now we make some observations as we see his interactions with the Lord Jesus Christ in the New Testament.

We have looked at Elijah's life in the Old Testament, now we make some observations as we see his interactions with the Lord Jesus Christ in the New Testament.

As one is the midst of the child raising season of their life, we must remember the important need of protecting our children. This requires diligence and consistency, because we have an enemy who will pounce on any opportunity to spoil and damage our children.

Thirteen times in these six verses, we are instructed to praise the Lord. It is not a suggestion for Christians to praise the Lord, but it is a direct command from the Lord to praise Him. When was the last time you had to say, -Excuse me, while I praise the Lord.-

Thirteen times in these six verses, we are instructed to praise the Lord. It is not a suggestion for Christians to praise the Lord, but it is a direct command from the Lord to praise Him. When was the last time you had to say, "Excuse me, while I praise the Lord."

As one is the midst of the child raising season of their life, we must remember the important need of protecting our children. This requires diligence and consistency, because we have an enemy who will pounce on any opportunity to spoil and damage our children.

As Elijah's ministry comes to a close, we can observe some wonderful truths between his and Elisha's interactions.