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Out of the Cave Video Study

How Elijah Embraced God’s Hope When Darkness Was All He Could See

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Even when we're walking closely with God, we can still stumble and get lost in the wilderness of tangled emotions, loneliness, and depression. This study guide will teach you and your group how to embrace God's hope even when darkness is all you can see.

In this five-session video Bible study (guide sold separately), bestselling author and pastor Chris Hodges explores the story of the prophet Elijah to reveal how everyone is susceptible to feelings of depression. But Elijah's story reveals that we don't have to stay there! We serve a God who meets us in the darkness.

In the book of 1 Kings, the prophet Elijah had just experienced a great victory over the prophets of Baal. God had shown his glory and power before the people. But it only took a death threat from a wicked queen to send Elijah fleeing for his life into the wilderness. And it was there that he fell into a state of depression, praying that he might die and suffering in his loneliness. . .

This DVD includes five video teaching sessions from author Chris Hodges and is designed for use with Out of the Cave Study Guide (sold separately)

Drawing on his trademark blend of Bible-based wisdom, practical application, and personal vulnerability, Pastor Hodges will help you examine the causes of depression, the factors that contribute to it, and will offer you a biblical approach to wellness—mind, body, and soul.

Sessions include:

  1. Even Prophets Get Depressed (17:30)
  2. How Did I Get in the Cave? (18:30)
  3. Rebuilding Our Emotional House (16:30)
  4. Dream Again (16:00)
  5. We Need Each Other (17:30)

Designed for use with the Out of the Cave Study Guide (sold separately).

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Juli 2021, Englisch
Harper Collins (US)
978-0-310-11753-7

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