1 Kings 17 - 18
1 KingsSteve Gregg
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 people during times of famine through unexpected means, such as ravens and a widow. Gregg emphasizes the importance of faith, even in difficult circumstances, and how God can use ordinary individuals to accomplish his purposes. He also highlights the power of prayer and God's ability to reveal himself to those who seek him.
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1 Kings 19 - 20
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the continuation of the story of Elijah the prophet in 1 Kings chapters 19 and 20. After fleeing to the safety of
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1 Kings 21 - 22
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Steve Gregg provides a comprehensive analysis of 1 Kings 21-22, which narrates the reign of King Ahab. The story revolves around the dispute over Nabo
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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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