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Never Alone | Faith Under Fire: The Ministry of Elijah

Faith Under Fire, a new sermon series that focuses on The Ministry of Elijah. Today's sermon is based on  2 Kings 2:1–14 given by Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson.  God's grace is seen through persevering partners as Elisha faithfully stays with Elijah. It is revealed through proven patterns as God passes Elijah's ministry to Elisha. God's grace is also shown through protective power as He takes Elijah to heaven and empowers Elisha to continue His work. We pray that this message will inspire and encourage you in your faith journey.

Who has the Final Word? | Faith Under Fire: The Ministry of Elijah

Faith Under Fire, a new sermon series that focuses on The Ministry of Elijah. Today's sermon is based on 2 Kings 1:1-17 given by Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson.  In 2 Kings 1:1–17, King Ahaziah rejects the Lord and seeks answers elsewhere, yet God's Word continues to pursue him in mercy, calling him to repentance through the prophet Elijah. As God faithfully protects Elijah from those sent to seize him, we see that God's Word protects those who trust and obey Him. In the end, God's Word prevails in victory as every prophecy is fulfilled, proving that God's authority and purposes cannot be overturned.

No Turning Back: The Call Worth Following | Faith Under Fire: The Ministry of Elijah

Faith Under Fire, a new sermon series that focuses on The Ministry of Elijah. Today's sermon is based on 1 Kings 19:9-21given by Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson.  In today's Scripture reading, God graciously calls Elisha to follow Him through Elijah. Leaving behind the security of his old life, Elisha commits himself fully to God's purpose. As we walk through this passage together, we'll discover that God's call is a privilege that requires courage, commitment, and community.

A Whisper for The Weary | Faith Under Fire: The Ministry of Elijah

Faith Under Fire, a new sermon series that focuses on The Ministry of Elijah. Today's sermon is based on  1 Kings 19:9–18 given by Dr. Christina Edmondson.  After Elijah's great victory on Mount Carmel, he found himself discouraged, fearful, and feeling alone. Beware of Victories God reminded Elijah that victories can be deceiving. Through the gentle whisper of His presence, God taught Elijah to Let God Define Success, not by immediate outcomes or public recognition, but by faithful obedience to His calling.

The Power of New Beginnings Part 2 | Faith Under Fire: The Ministry of Elijah

Faith Under Fire, a new sermon series that focuses on The Ministry of Elijah. Today's sermon is based on 1 Kings 18:40–45 given by Rev. Dr. Mika Edmondson.   Following God's dramatic victory on Mount Carmel, public power is restored as Elijah removes the prophets of Baal, demonstrating that the Lord alone is the true God of Israel. Elijah then models persistent prayer, bowing before God and continuing to pray for rain even when there is no immediate sign of an answer. Finally, God's promise is perceived when a small cloud appears on the horizon, growing into a mighty rainstorm that ends the drought. Through this passage, we see that God's power brings restoration, persistent faith is rewarded, and God's promises always come to pass in His perfect timing.