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1. Obi challenges us to wait on God like the disciples did

Obi talks about how to be compassionate to others who are going through suffering, pain and anguish, and gives practical ways we can help.

The Widow of Zarephath (The Women who Invited Miracles) At first sight she seems to be just a minor character in Elijah's bigger story, but Jesus refers to her and so i think that we need to pay attention to her simple faith, seems to pave the way for two substantial miracles taking place in her household

Obi talks about his life and how no matter what life brought, good or bad, God has been good. This is true for all of us. We may have major health problems. We may experience profound loss. We may face financial ruin. We also may experience joy and prosperity beyond our wildest imagination. No matter what God continues to be good.

Obi brings us the story of Priscilla and Aquila, a Spirit-filled couple Paul met in Corinth who encouraged him and put their necks on the line for him. Obi shows us what this couple teaches us in serving God through servanthood, stewardship, mentoring and in being adventurous!

Obi brings us the inspiring story of Daniel who recognises only God’s kingdom and brings out 3 points we can learn from Daniel’s faith. 1) Response, do not respond as ‘The World’ responds, in times of trouble – pray!, 2) Use your faith, get a word and test it and 3) Focus on God, in all circumstances keep your eyes upon Jesus.

Obi gives us a simple but effective framework of how we can read the Psalms and ensure we get the most from God's word through 3 tests. 1) Make time to hear from God; 2) Read the Word; and 3) Test what you hear.