James 517 tells us that Elijah was a man subject to like passions as we are.

He lived and served God under a wicked king, and yet, in spite of the wickedness around him,

he was a man who not only walked with

God he had the power of God on his life in this study a man like us in times like

ours Scott Paulie will share encouragement from the life of Elijah that will help

us make a difference for Christ in our generation.

There are lots of preachers in this world, and frankly, all preachers are not equal because a person

could be a preacher of truth or a preacher of error.

A preacher could be faithful to the task God has given him, or he could fail and the task God has given him. And in fact, when you look at the story of Elijah,

there are a lot of preachers in this story. We're in 1st King's Chapter 18,

and you're going to find in this chapter there's 450 prophets of Bail.

There are 100 prophets hidden in a cave.

There are the sons of the prophets.

That's a lot of preachers.

By the way, all those groups still exist.

The prophets of Bail still exist.

There are lots of false preachers preaching lies and not truth.

There are many prophets, many of the Lord's

preachers who it seems are being hidden at this time. There are sons of the prophets, young men

who are learning, watching, coming along. By the way, not all of them turn out to be Elijah

either. And then there are faithful men like Elijah who are simply seeking to do what God has

assigned them to do and influence others to do the same. In our last study, we revealed a little

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