Elijah - Video Streaming - Individual

Week 1: The Start of a Process (33:17)—In this first session, Priscilla introduces us to Elijah, a man of fiery faith. We often consider the exciting chapters of Elijah's story and the great things God did through his life. But before his courageous cry on Mt. Carmel, God took Elijah through a process of sometimes painful growth. In seasons, God does the same with each and every one of His children, so we can be used to bring glory to Him in this generation.

Week 2: Preparation by Separation (37:11)—As we journey with Elijah to the brook at Cherith, Priscilla explains that God often initiates new seasons of ministry by calling us to step away from what we have known. While these seasons of separation may seem painful, they often usher us into a deeper relationship with God and show us what it feels like to be cared for by God alone.

Week 3: Dealing with Deficiency (38:21)—Elijah is on to another challenge, this time with a widow in Zarephath. Priscilla unpacks what the story of this widow and God's intervention in her life have to teach us about dealing with deficiency in our own hearts and homes.

Week 4: Don't Drop the Ball (29:01)—Priscilla explains the impact Obadiah had as the bridge-builder between King Ahab and Elijah and the way his influence carried forward God's purposes. In a similar way, we are called to carry God's message to the generations to come. When God volleys His will and purposes in our lives, we as a family of faith can't drop the ball.

Week 5: Inviting the Fire (39:01)—We now join Elijah's story as he stands on the summit of Mount Carmel. As we read about His intentional cry to God and God's faithful response, Priscilla challenges us to walk forward with intentionality, boldness, and prayer in the challenges of life and the kingdom assignments God has for us.

Week 6: Do You Hear What I Hear? (34:16)—As we read through 1 Kings 18, Priscilla leads us to a deeper understanding of how we can walk by faith and not sight. As we live through difficult circumstances in our own lives and the lives of those around us, we can persevere by asking God to show us the spiritual truths and promises that are as unchanging as God's character.