The End... Or Is It?

Obituary, funeral, afterlife - all those words describe your future. The reality is that just like we were all born, we will all die. Like Elijah & Elisha, with our final dying breaths, we should be speaking in faith and leaving a legacy of faith that will outlast our time on earth. The end of your life on earth doesn’t have to be the end of the impact your life will have.

One God Fits All - Troublemakers Series

What is stressing you out? Maybe it’s something small like paying rent or fixing your car; or it could be something big like a disease or death. Regardless of the size or seeming level of impossibility, rest in the fact that nothing is beyond the sovereignty and sight of God. He sees all and knows all.

In His Grip - Troublemakers Series

“Sovereignty” is defined as “supreme and unrestricted power.” The sovereignty of God is seen in many ways. Whether it comes through miraculous intervention or a dramatic display of justice, we’re reminded that God is in control. Nothing escapes His notice or ability, which is all the more reason to trust Him!

Death Valley - Troublemakers Series

Being on the peak is fun, but a valley accompanies every mountaintop. The journey through the valley isn’t an option, but your response to it is. Elijah, a great man of faith, dealt with discouragement after a victory, but as we should learn, the answer is found in taking our eyes off of us, and placing them on God. 

Stop the Dance! - Troublemakers Series

Vomit. It’s a very graphic word that describes the motion sickness you give God by dancing back and forth between God and the world (Revelation 3:16). Elijah challenged Israel to stop the dance between God and Baal, and the same is true today. Don’t try to live for the world and God – choose one and commit. 

Expect the Unexpected - Troublemakers Series

What do ravens, a widow, and a resurrection have to do with obedience and prayer? More than you may think. Elijah’s obedience and prayers unlocked supernatural provision and power from unexpected sources. Since the Bible says Elijah was “a man with a nature like ours,” the same can be true for you!