Larry Price

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ID 54012Sep 26, 1988

The life and ministry of the prophet Elijah demonstrate the power of relying on God's strength in the face of overwhelming opposition and personal doubt. The sermon traces Elijah's abrupt appearance, his bold confrontation with Ahab and Jezebel, and his subsequent despair, highlighting that even in his lowest moments, Elijah was a man of "like passions as we are." The core lesson emphasizes that Elijah's authority and effectiveness stemmed not from his own might, but from his deep reliance on God's Word and fervent prayer, as exemplified by his pronouncements on rain and his prayer on Mount Carmel. Ultimately, Elijah serves as a powerful testament to the reality of a living God who empowers ordinary individuals to accomplish extraordinary feats.

ID 53780Sep 26, 1988

Elijah's effectiveness stemmed from his profound conviction of the living God's reality and his role as God's representative. The sermon highlights how Elijah, despite facing opposition from King Ahab, stood firm because he recognized he was accountable to a higher authority. This conviction, coupled with his understanding of available resources like fervent prayer and private communion with God, empowered him. The message emphasizes that God's direct provision, as seen in Elijah's sustenance by ravens and a widow, and even the miraculous raising of the widow's son, demonstrates God's power and faithfulness, which are also available to believers today.

ID 53779Jun 5, 1988

Joseph's life illustrates how God can elevate individuals from humble or difficult beginnings to positions of great influence and purpose. The sermon traces Joseph's journey from being hated and cast into a pit by his brothers, highlighting his favored status and prophetic dreams, to his eventual rise to power. This narrative serves as a type for Jesus Christ, emphasizing His rejection by His own people, His suffering, and His ultimate exaltation. The core lesson is that God's redemptive plan often involves suffering and rejection before glory, urging listeners to trust God's sovereign purpose even in hardship.