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God knows. God sends. God finishes.

Shabbat Shalom from Kent London 

God knows. God sends. God finishes.

Reference 1 Kg 17

The life of Elijah offers a powerful glimpse into a God-driven lifestyle, one that is far from ordinary and filled with excitement. Every account of the remarkable partnership between God and Elijah is truly mind-blowing, revealing extraordinary events and divine interventions. Walking this path ensures that no day is ever routine, as each moment is charged with purpose, wonder, and the undeniable presence of God’s hand at work.

One fine day, he was handed the ultimate heavenly “to-do list” – appear before the King and deliver the latest divine update, straight from God’s celestial news desk. This is classic Prophet territory: always tuned in to the Lord’s frequency, ready to catch His next move, announcement, or unexpected plot twist. Whether it’s high noon or the middle of the night, the mission is clear—off we go, galloping toward the people, then the king, then the entire kingdom, like divinely inspired messengers who’ve had far too much holy coffee.

The message was no walk in the park, but that’s God’s department, not ours. There’s no suggestion box in heaven for rating it as okay, good, or bad. Prophets are basically the divine postal service, delivering celestial memos exactly as they arrive—no editing, no returns, and certainly no refunds.

In 1 Kings 17:1 CEVUK One day Elijah went to King Ahab and said, “I'm a servant of the living LORD, the God of Israel. And I swear in his name that it won't rain until I say so. There won't even be any dew on the ground.” 
That’s it—straightforward delivery. No sugarcoating, no need to add anything fancy just because I’m addressing the King. The introduction, the message, and its details are all that matter. There’s no space for assumptions or miscommunication.

Elijah’s path after 1 Kings 17 unfolds like a prophetic journey marked by obedience, provision, confrontation, and glory—a divine blueprint meant to spark bold faith in 2025 and 2026. It’s a Spirit-filled timeline of his movements and key moments, each one declaring: God knows, God leads, and God completes what He begins.

  • Kerith Ravine (1 Kings 17:2–6)- God hid him to feed him. Elijah was led to a secluded brook east of the Jordan. For likely over a year, ravens brought him bread and meat. In a dry season, God’s provision was supernatural. God is preparing you with daily bread for future fire.
  • Zarephath in Sidon (1 Kings 17:7–24)- God sent him to a widow in enemy territory. Elijah stayed with her during the drought—possibly two years. There, he witnessed miraculous provision and raised her son from the dead. In this season, expect miracles in unlikely places. God sends you where life is waiting to be revived.
  • Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18) - God called him to confront the false. After three years, Elijah returned to challenge Ahab and the prophets of Baal. Fire fell. The people turned. Rain returned. This is the season to call down fire. Don’t fear the showdown—Heaven backs your voice.
  • Wilderness and Mount Horeb (1 Kings 19)- God met him in the whisper. After Jezebel’s threat, Elijah fled in fear. But God met him with food, rest, and a still small voice at Horeb. Even when weary, God restores. Let us listen for the whisper that reignites your purpose.
  • Anointing Elisha (1 Kings 19:19–21) - God gave him a successor. Elijah found Elisha ploughing and threw his cloak over him. A new generation was activated. Do raise up others. Our obedience multiplies legacy.
  • Final Circuit: Gilgal → Bethel → Jericho → Jordan (2 Kings 2)- God led him on a farewell tour. Elijah visited prophetic hubs, mentoring Elisha along the way. Our journey isn’t random—it’s a relay. Pass the fire with purpose.
  • Ascension at the Jordan (2 Kings 2:11) - God took him up in a whirlwind. A chariot of fire appeared, and Elijah was carried to Heaven. Elisha caught the mantle. When our race is done, our legacy will thunder on. Heaven remembers every step.

From hidden brooks to fiery mountains, from fear to Glory—Elijah’s path is a prophetic blueprint for those who walk with God. In this season, may we move with bold obedience, knowing: God knows. God sends. God finishes.

Father God, Our Lord of the Whirlwind, You know the path before we take a step. You lead us to brooks, to widows, to kings, to mountains. Even when the way is hidden or hard, You are near. Let us walk like Elijah—with boldness, obedience, and unwavering trust. May we speak what You say, go where You send, and raise up those You’ve chosen. In every season—quiet or fiery—let Your whisper guide us. We believe You are orchestrating revival. We say yes to Your business. We say yes to Your Glory. in Jesus Name, Amen

God Blesses Israel and us.
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