God has a unique plan for every individual believer. There is no general cookie-cutter formula for how God wants to use us. But it is clear that He wants to use us. We are to be salt and light in this world. Jesus wants us to be in the world (as His ambassadors), but not of the world (as His adversaries.) In this episode of Wisdom from Above, we will see two courageous men who held very distinct roles in God's service. We will be challenged, as believers, to surrender all to the Lord!

Things went from bad to worse for the widow of Zarephath. She had gone almost two years with little oil and flour. But that poverty was nothing compared to the tragedy that took place. Her son died. She turned against Elijah.

How should we respond in times of need? How should we respond in times of provocation? What should we do in times of crisis? What should we do in times of suffering?

Join us for this fascinating biographical study.

What do you do when the supply seems inadequate ?

What do you do when the circumstances seem insurmountable?

What do you do when your place of resting becomes a place of testing?

Join us for this study of Elijah and gain some wisdom from above that will help you navigate these storms of life.

A divine commission is always accompanied by a divine provision. That is, if God asks you to do something, He will, at the appropriate time, provide whatever you need in order to do it. But that does not mean everything will go smoothly. There will be be bumps in the road. There will be hills to climb There will be dangers to avoid. How can we successfully navigate our way through life? Elijah gives us a great example Join me as we look at Elijah: The Tested prophet.

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A relatively unknown prophet marches up to Ahab, the king of Israel, and drops a bombshell of a prophecy. The prophet is Elijah. He was ready to hear God's Word and obey God's Word. He prayed for God to do what God said He would do.

In this study we will discover practical truths about reality of God, the authority of God's Word, the activity of a difference-maker, and the critical need to be prepared for eternity. I am excited to welcome you to this episode of Wisdom from Above.

How low can you go? King Ahab was more evil than all the Kings of Israel who reigned before him... and the kings who reigned before him were guilty of rebellion, treason, murder, idolatry and immorality. Elijah was sent by the Lord to be a light in the midst of this darkness. Join us as we dig into the background of this Old Testament prophet who ministered in a time just like the time in which we live... a time when God's Law was broken and God's Word was not was heard. Like a Elijah we can be a light in the midst of the darkness!

Sadly many are so caught up in a pursuit of temporal treasures of little value that they miss out on eternal treasures of great value. Radical discipleship is costly... but it pays rich dividends!

Join us as we study the final section of First Thessalonians. We will discover many practical challenges in this episode of Wisdom form Above.

Disicipleship is a life on life impact. Discipleship is pouring what God has taught you into others. It involves modeling Christlikeness by doing God’s will with others and before others who will in then do God's will with others and before others.

This episode will focus on our relationship with faithful leaders of the church and faltering members of the church. 

Letting someone know their house is on fire is not a message of doom, it is a message of deliverance. If they had not been told, they might have burned to death. In the same way, teaching about the rapture is not a message of doom; it is a message of a deliverance. If people do not know Christ at the time of the rapture, they will be left behind and go into he Tribulation. Paul assures believers that they will not experience that outpouring of God's wrath. Join us was we explore this message of hope.

Today's podcast is about the ultimate trip... the rapture. This episode reveals that our hope is based on Jesus' resurrection, focused on Jesus' coming and culminates in Jesus' coming.

Jesus is coming ack for the church, and if you have not yet placed your faith in Jesus, you will be left behind! Join guys as we examine this classic passage on the rapture.