A 1999 message on 1 Kings 16:15–17, exploring how we are introduced to three famous Old Testament figures: Elijah, Jezebel, and Ahab.
The Loyal Prophet of God (1 Kings 16:15–17:1)
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What Have You Learned From Your Personal History? (1 Kings 15:25–16:14)
A 1999 message on 1 Kings 15:25–16, exploring how, as believers, we do not need to imitate our parents’ failings; we can imitate our Lord Jesus Christ.
The King Who Downgraded the House of God (1 Kings 15:1–24)
A 1999 message on 1 Kings 15:1–24, exploring the observance of the Lord’s Supper and its role in the corporate worship of the church.
Don’t Be Gun-Shy
A 1999 message on 1 Timothy 2:9–10, exploring why we must not be gun-shy when the Word of God and the commandments of God are at issue.
God’s Love, Mercy, and Compassion for Children (1 Kings 13:33–14:20)
A 1999 message on 1 Kings 13:33–14, exploring how Zane’s discussion of this passage, given after the Columbine High School shooting, reminds us of God’s love, mercy, and compassion for children, even when it appears that negative things are happening to them.
The Narrative of the Nameless Prophets (1 Kings 13:1–32)
A 1999 message on 1 Kings 13:1–32, exploring how, even though the prophets in this passage are not named, there are lessons for us about testing those who claim to speak for God by the Word of God, and about the fact that God’s Word remains true even when the servants who bear it fail Him.
The Lady Who Got It Right (1 Kings 9:15–10:25)
A 1998 message on 1 Kings 9:15–10, exploring how Zane reflects on the heart attack he had earlier in 1998.
Be Careful (1 Kings 8:59–9:14)
A 1998 message on 1 Kings 8:59–9, exploring how God appears to Solomon thirteen years after his prayer to warn him to be careful; otherwise, the destruction of his kingdom awaits.
What Have You Left Out of Your Prayers? (1 Kings 8:10–61)
A 1998 message on 1 Kings 8:10–61, exploring what Solomon’s temple prayer leaves out and why it matters.