“synagogue and read from Isaiah 61:1–2, which He said meant Himself, Jesus then referred to this very episode in the life of Elijah: “I assure you that there were many widows in Israel in Elijah’s time, when the sky was… — 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
