Lessons from Elijah, Week 3, Day 1 -The Gospel Truth
- Preacher
- Andrew Wommack
- Tradition
- Word of Faith
- Published
- Length
- 23:26
About this sermon
Andrew Wommack’s daily TV program: Gospel Truth To subscribe to Andrew’s email newsletter: http://www.awmi.net/youtube-subscribe/ This series is lessons from Elijah. Learning through experience definitely makes an impression. We can all learn from hard knocks, but it’s a lot less painful to learn by example. First Corinthians 10:6 and 11 say that the experiences of those in the Bible were recorded for our examples. Elijah’s story is full of great examples, both good and bad. 00:10 Andrew continues to teach on Lessons from Elijah 04:40 There were three major events in the land that God spoke a specific word to Elijah for. 07:20 Some people place specific expectations or demands on their relationships almost on a daily basis, this types of frequent demands can wreck any relationship. 09:00 One lesson learned from Elijah is to keep doing the last word given to you until you hear different. 11:40 You should not have any more revelation on God than what you have acted on. If God has shown you something to do then follow that process. 14:30 Another lesson learned from Elijah is that there is people that God is raising up involved in government. 15:40 God used this drought to cause the king's focus on the prophet Elijah. 18:50 Elijah had been told that there were more prophets of God, it was not only him the only one left. 19:30 God used an imperfect man, Elijah. 21:15 Feelings and indulging his emotions contrary to facts led to Elijah's downfall. ============================================ Andrew Wommack Ministries http://www.awmi.net/ https://www.facebook.com/AWMinistries https://twitter.com/andrewwommack https://instagram.com/andrewwommack/ https://www.pinterest.com/andrewwommack/ ====================================================== https://youtu.be/exDsew_Kd4E
Topics
Inspired by this message? Prepare your own sermon with SermonAI.
Try SermonAI free for 7 days











