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We enjoyed two weeks of excellent Bible Teaching from Daniel Rudge who came to speak to us on consecutive Tuesdays.
The first week he took the subject – The Servant of God and his reward, looking at Isaiah 53. During the second week, Daniel looks at The man of God and his refinement.
During Daniel’s second visit, we were able live tweet from his teaching:
Tonight we're live tweeting on the subject 'The Man of God and his refinement'. Readings: James 5:16-18; Luke 4:24-27; 1 Kings 16:29-17:9,24
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Many differences between Elijah and Elisha. Elijah often described as a picture of John the Baptist. Elisha is a picture of the Lord Jesus.
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1 Kings 16:29-34 – The Man of God's Setting: 58 years and seven wicked kings of Israel. Time marked by idol worship and defiance of God.
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God can use us as much as He used Elijah to point the way to Him. A challenge to us all.
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Elijah obtained all his strength from God. The challenge to us is 'where do we get our strength from?' We need His help every day.
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Elijah prayed specifically and urgently and lived a righteous life. How do we pray and live our lives for God?
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The Man of God's Separation: 1 Kings 17:2-7 God sends Elijah away to hide at Kerith and turn east. Picture of the Sun of Righteousness.
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God told Elijah to hide as a sign of judgment on the land. We should take time to hide ourselves with God to learn from Him.
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Elijah given food and drink (1 Kings 17:4). He gives us spiritual food. We need to spend time with Him.
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How much do we believe in our God? Examples of Noah and Joshua. God should come first in our lives.
— Parkside Christn Fwp (@ParksideCF) May 24, 2011
You can listen to both subjects below:
The servant of God and his reward
The man of God and his refinement
Parkside Christian Fellowship