How to Behave in a Cave

When we think of Elijah what is the first thing that comes to mind? Perhaps it is the incredible revelation of the chariots of fire, or the unending supply of flour and oil for the widow or the triumphant call of fire from heaven at Mount Carmel. He accomplished many great things, but at the end of it all was still human. He still struggled with the same things we do today. And after his great standoff at Mount Carmel, he even asked God to end his life.
When we deal with depression, we each handle it differently. But how did God respond to the prophet when faced with his request?
Today, Jim Barnhart takes us back to 1 Kings 19 and takes a look at Elijah's time in the cave at Horeb, his pleas to God, and what we can glean to understand "How to Behave in the Cave"

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Recorded: 1/12/25
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