spot_imgspot_img

Related Notes

Elijah-Praying in Crisis | Sunday | May 10

Sunday – May 10

Elijah-Praying in Crisis – Sabbath School Lesson Study

This Sabbath School lesson study on Elijah-Praying in Crisis shows how God cares for His children during fear, discouragement, and emotional exhaustion.

Bible Focus

  • 1 Kings 19:1–18
  • Isaiah 55:8–9

Spirit of Prophecy Focus

  • Conflict and Courage, p. 212
  • Sons and Daughters of God, p. 206

Elijah—Praying in Crisis Summary

  • Elijah lived during a very wicked time in Israel.
  • God answered Elijah’s prayer powerfully on Mount Carmel.
  • Fire came down from heaven and showed that the Lord is the true God.
  • After this victory, Jezebel threatened to kill Elijah.
  • Elijah became afraid, discouraged, and emotionally exhausted.
  • He ran into the wilderness and asked God to let him die.
  • This story teaches that even faithful believers can become discouraged.
  • Elijah had just experienced a great spiritual victory, yet fear weakened his faith.
  • He felt lonely and thought his work had failed.
  • But God did not reject or condemn him in his weakness.
  • God cared for Elijah with tenderness and patience.
  • He gave him food, water, rest, and renewed strength.
  • Later, God spoke to Elijah through a still small voice.
  • God was not in the wind, earthquake, or fire.
  • This showed Elijah that God does not always work in dramatic ways.
  • Sometimes He works quietly in the heart.
  • God understands our fears and struggles.
  • His ways are higher and wiser than ours.
  • Even when we do not understand His answers, we can trust His care.
  • God remains close to His children during difficult moments.

Question

  • What lesson can we learn from Elijah’s discouragement?

Answer

  • Even faithful people can become discouraged, but God patiently cares for them and gives them strength again.

Reflection

  • When you feel weak or discouraged, do you still trust God’s care and guidance?

Takeaway

  • God patiently strengthens and restores those who continue to trust Him in difficult times.

Continue Studying

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Stay Connected

4,819FansLike
51FollowersFollow
26FollowersFollow
16FollowersFollow