The prophet, Elijah is a man who experiences God’s provision. He walks in obedience. He expects miracles. He is a prayer warrior. He hates and confronts evil, with courage and conviction. Despite all of this, he runs in fear. He gets discouraged. He becomes self-absorbed and shortsighted. But while he is down for a moment, he gets back up again. Today’s Top Ten List explores 10 notes from his life and ministry. Scriptures referenced include Malachi 4:5; 1 Kings 17:1; 1 Kings 17:6; 1 Kings 17:8-24; 1 Kings 18:19; and James 5:17-18.
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