After hearing about the widow's preparations for death, Elijah gives the widow the same word of promise God gave to Hagar: “Fear not” (1 Kings 17:13; cf.

To have food from God's special favour, and in such good company as Elijah, made it more than doubly sweet. It is promised to those who trust in God, that they ...

Do not be deceived; we are come out to the word of the Lord. We are come out to that Person that was sent down from heaven to represent the Lord Jesus Christ ...

And Elijah said unto her, fear not. That she and her son should die, it would not be the case: go and do as thou hast said: mix her meal and her oil, ...

Elijah, a prophet of God, is asking a poor widow to prioritize providing for him before taking care of herself and her son.

It is God's way, and it is his glory, to make use of, and put honour upon, the weak and foolish things of the world. O woman, great was thy faith; one has not ...

This narrative underscores the essence of trusting God in dire circumstances, as expressed in 1 Kings 17:13. Elijah's insistence on putting God first ...

This chapter contains three related stories about how God's provision is not ultimate. The brook dries up. The jar of oil is about to run out. The widow's son ...

This sermon deals with Elijah and the way he had to be in the right place to receive a miracle from the Lord. Positioning For A Miracle 10/15/2000 1 Kings 17:1- ...

Trust God, who provides all we need! Sometimes, like in the story of Elijah, God changes his means of provision and dries up the brook!