Elijah is told to pray against rain that will sustain his people. In the face
of devastating drought, he holds fast to his task so others will find life.
More than an angry prophet warning of God’s punishment, Jeremiah is brokenhearted over
the failure of God’s people to repent, and full of regret that he can’t do more to save them.
He thinks he’s finished the work God had for him to do. But Zachariah discovers that
God’s work is incomplete, both in the people and in his own heart.
This strange man enacting bizarre prophecies in the city streets isn’t taken seriously. But
Ezekiel obeys and does whatever is necessary to communicate God’s message to God’s estranged people.
Faced with compromise or death, will Daniel remain true to his faith and his calling?
The people are stubborn, false, and unfaithful. Who will go to them and speak words
of truth to their unhearing ears and rebellious hearts?
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