Chariots of Fire

The northern tribes have turned away from The Lord, led by a series of kings who "did evil" and aroused God's anger. God raises two messengers, Elijah and Elisha. Through the ministry of these two prophets, God wants to turn the hearts of His people back to Him. Elijah is first, and after his time is through, he is succeeded by Elisha, who asks for a "double portion" of Elijah's spirit.

That happens when Elisha sees a "chariot of fire and horses of fire" as they bear his mentor away. Those chariots of fire appear again, when Elisha prays for the eyes of his servant to be opened so that servant can see how God was active and working to guide His people. Can Elisha show us how God is at work in this world, opening our eyes and revealing His presence to us?