1 Kings 13 - 14
1 KingsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg provides an overview of 1 Kings 13 and 14, focusing on the story of the unnamed prophet sent to Jeroboam to deliver a message from God. Despite being supernaturally protected and given a sign, the prophet made a mistake in accepting an unverified word from God that went contrary to what he already knew. This highlights the importance of discernment and staying true to God's previous instructions rather than being swayed by alternative messages. Gregg cautions against blindly following unverified sources claiming divine authority.
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1 Kings 15 - 16
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In this session, Steve Gregg delves into 1 Kings 15 and 16, focusing on the reigns of various kings in Israel and Judah. He notes the repentance of Re
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In this teaching, Steve Gregg explores the stories of Elijah and Elisha in 1 Kings 17-18. Through these narratives, we see how God provided for his pe
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the final chapters of 1 Kings, focusing on the decline of King Solomon's rule due to his love for foreign women an
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