“The widow’s comments are typically what most people feel at difficult times. First, she wondered if it was some sin in her life that brought this. We all have things in our pasts that we are ashamed of. We all… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“days of the earliest Church? I ask you: Do you want things to go on as usual, or do you want to see God… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“This part of the story shows something of the suffering of a true prophet. It is true that the greater the suffering the greater… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“said, “Make a cake for yourself and your son, and then make some for me.” That would have been considered more sensible and unselfish.… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“Dr. A. W. Pink observed that this command—to make the cake for Elijah first and then for her and her son—was one of the hardest… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“An unexpected grief came to this widow of Zarephath, and, through it, an unexpected trial came to Elijah. God did not tell Elijah this… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“Jesus could wash away your sins—but it is the only hope you have. Accept this offer now. Confess your sins to God. Thank Him… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“Elijah was brilliant in his response. He did not panic. He did not moralize with the distraught widow. He did not say, “I can’t… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“There is one person who will never let you down, will never fail you. Jesus Christ. He is perfect. Sinless. Faultless. He loves you… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
I want to inspire people to desire to see the praise that comes from the one and only true God. Above all else. That… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“We must let God be Himself in us. This means that we must let Him be Himself in others too. We ought not to… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“Elijah wanted the crisis to be dealt with, and the boy was raised from the dead. Answered prayer is better—and more important—than answered questions:… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
“Elijah was vindicated openly in the widow’s eyes. The pity is, she should have known this already by now. The bread and oil being… — R. T. Kendall Copy Share Image
