How strong is the courage of your convictions? Strong enough to challenge those who worship a false god – even if they outnumber you 450-to-1? Dr. David Jeremiah takes us to the defining moment in the life of Elijah, where he alone stands for the true God before the prophets of Baal.

There’s great truth in the expression, “Hurt people hurt people.” Perhaps you’ve been on the receiving end of that hurt. Elijah certainly was. Dr. David Jeremiah examines Elijah’s response to the hurt that was intended for him, and what it reveals about his character.

God’s plans don’t always make sense to us, do they? That’s why following Him stretches our faith. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates that truth in an episode from the life of Elijah. If God has ever asked you to do something illogical that you later realized was part of His perfect plan, you can certainly relate to Elijah.

When God gives an instruction, do you focus fully on completing it? Or do you worry about what happens next? Your response is an indicator of your faith. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us to the beginning of Elijah’s story in the Bible, where we’ll learn that the question, “What’s next?” simply wasn’t in his vocabulary.

Have you found yourself feeling insecure after a big victory in your life? Are your emotional highs often followed by discouraging lows? Then you know exactly how Elijah felt. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the events following Elijah’s victorious showdown with the prophets of Baal, and what we can learn as a result.

Do you routinely get away from the noise of the world for some quiet, alone time with God? It’s not just refreshing; it’s essential for your spiritual growth. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at Elijah’s personal encounter with the Lord, and how it can make your quiet times more special.

How do you respond to unfairness? Are you content to let God be the judge in His timing, or do you feel compelled to take justice into your own hands? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a story of extreme injustice from the life of Elijah, laying the groundwork for a lesson in God’s judgment and mercy.

To see where God ranks among your priorities, just wait for a crisis to come. If you trust your own resources before trusting God, He’s not number one. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the tragic events that transpire when a king fails to follow God.