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2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
2 episodes with scripture: 2 kings 4:1-4:7
Our hope for the hopeless is to point them to the One who, by faith, provides all that they need.
““What can I do to help you?” Elisha asked. “Tell me, what do you have in the house?” “Nothing at all, except a flask of olive oil,” she replied.” (2 Kings 4:2 NLT-SE)
““What can I do to help you?” Elisha asked. “Tell me, what do you have in the house?” “Nothing at all, except a flask of olive oil,” she replied.” (2 Kings 4:2 NLT-SE)
In this final message in this series, we look at a true story of an amazing financial miracle, from 2 Kings 4. I believe this passage teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you, even when you are in a desperate situation. If we will seek after God, trust and obey Him, we will see God provide beyond what we can ask or imagine, all for His glory and our ultimate good.
In this final message in this series, we look at a true story of an amazing financial miracle, from 2 Kings 4. I believe this passage teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you, even when you are in a desperate situation. If we will seek after God, trust and obey Him, we will see God provide beyond what we can ask or imagine, all for His glory and our ultimate good.
Where do we turn when things are difficult? When we feel like we’re out of options and running on empty, how do we react? Where do we find strength to continue serving God, loving others, and providing for those close to us? Join us this Sunday as we explore the amazing story of a mother who was at her wits end and how God used what little faith and resources she had to do something incredible. This story contains a message of hope for all of us who may feel like we’re running on empty.
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
Who can you call to help you?
What have you been financially naive about?
This Sunday Rev. Thomas Ramundo will bring the morning message from 2 Kings 4:1-7. Prelude - Elaine B. Welcome Call to Worship - Psalm 100:1-2 Hymn 1 - “Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" Invocation Song of Praise - "King Of Kings" Song of Praise - "Lord I Need You" Pastoral Prayer Song of Praise - "Yet Not I But Through Christ In Me" Life in the Church Ministry of Music - Pastor Jim McMahon Message - "Boots On The Ground" ~ Rev. Thomas Ramundo Prayer Song of Praise - "What A Friend We Have In Jesus" Benediction Postlude Looking for further ways to connect with us or watch our services, please visit: https://linktr.ee/pfmc
The man of God told the widow to get vessels and “get not a few.” Some of these were tall, some were short, some were pretty, and some were worn. The only requirement was that they were empty and ready to be filled. God filled them all. We are all different, with different backgrounds. We have other talents and abilities; the only requirement is that we are willing to be filled by God. To make room for what God has, we have to empty ourselves at the altar. But we cannot stay empty. We are only useful to God if we are filled with His spirit.
The man of God told the widow to get vessels and “get not a few.” Some of these were tall, some were short, some were pretty, and some were worn. The only requirement was that they were empty and ready to be filled. God filled them all. We are all different, with different backgrounds. We have other talents and abilities; the only requirement is that we are willing to be filled by God. To make room for what God has, we have to empty ourselves at the altar. But we cannot stay empty. We are only useful to God if we are filled with His spirit.
Big Question: Is your family vulnerable?
Sunday, May 8, 2022 Holland Gospel Chapel Holland, MI
Sunday, May 8, 2022 Holland Gospel Chapel Holland, MI
It's easy today for Moms in particular to feel stressed and depressed, burned-out, and like they're coasting on fumes. 2 Kings 4 tells us the story of a single mom who was literally running on empty. Her world was falling apart, and she was in danger of losing her family. Her story teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you. When your cup seems empty and your battery is drained, there is help and there is hope.
It's easy today for Moms in particular to feel stressed and depressed, burned-out, and like they're coasting on fumes. 2 Kings 4 tells us the story of a single mom who was literally running on empty. Her world was falling apart, and she was in danger of losing her family. Her story teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you. When your cup seems empty and your battery is drained, there is help and there is hope.
It's easy today for Moms in particular to feel stressed and depressed, burned-out, and like they're coasting on fumes. 2 Kings 4 tells us the story of a single mom who was literally running on empty. Her world was falling apart, and she was in danger of losing her family. Her story teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you. When your cup seems empty and your battery is drained, there is help and there is hope.
It's easy today for Moms in particular to feel stressed and depressed, burned-out, and like they're coasting on fumes. 2 Kings 4 tells us the story of a single mom who was literally running on empty. Her world was falling apart, and she was in danger of losing her family. Her story teaches us that no matter our problems, God has a plan. Just as God took care of this widowed mother of two, He will take care of you. When your cup seems empty and your battery is drained, there is help and there is hope.
May the God of Wonders Bless You!
Sunday Morning Worship Video Links What do pudding, unction, oil, and healing have in common? Listen to today’s sermon to find out. Sermon Text: 2 Kings 2:1-14; 2 Kings 4:1-7; Psalm 23:5; Proverbs 15:29; Matthew 9:22; Matthew 9:29; Mark 9:23-24 May God bless you as you engage in worship. Please feel free to leave feedback/comments to let us know you joined in worship. If you’d like to contribute to the ongoing ministry of Two Rivers Community Church of the Nazarene please use this link: paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/64291 *************
Sometimes we find ourselves in situations where everything is going wrong, and hope is nowhere to be found. It is so hard to believe you can solve the problem and experience a blessing in times like this, right? This Sunday, we will dive into a precious story about a woman in total despair and her journey to become #Blessed.
Sometimes we find ourselves in situations where everything is going wrong, and hope is nowhere to be found. It is so hard to believe you can solve the problem and experience a blessing in times like this, right? This Sunday, we will dive into a precious story about a woman in total despair and her journey to become #Blessed.
Maybe, like this woman we’re looking at today, you’ve found yourself facing a hopeless situation, but there Is a path to escape and it begins with acting on your faith Outline: • The Pit of Depression [1-2] • The Path of Escape [3-7]
Making Room for What You Have.
Previously, Pastor Marc Sharp looked at how God is a generous God and is the source of everything good in the life of every creature on the earth we inhabit. We should never stop thanking God for his good provision for our daily needs of food and shelter, or for his eternal provision of justification, sanctification, and glorification through Christ. However, in today's message, Pastor Marc speaks of a God who not only provides the things we all need generally, but also provides for us individually and specifically. If you would like to view the video of today's service, as well as previous videos, go to: https://www.facebook.com/northridgelife/videos/ (copy and paste into your web browser address bar). For additional information, you may also visit the church website, www.northridgelife.org, and Facebook page, www.facebook.com/northridgelife/.
Previously, Pastor Marc Sharp looked at how God is a generous God and is the source of everything good in the life of every creature on the earth we inhabit. We should never stop thanking God for his good provision for our daily needs of food and shelter, or for his eternal provision of justification, sanctification, and glorification through Christ. However, in today's message, Pastor Marc speaks of a God who not only provides the things we all need generally, but also provides for us individually and specifically. If you would like to view the video of today's service, as well as previous videos, go to: https://www.facebook.com/northridgelife/videos/ (copy and paste into your web browser address bar). For additional information, you may also visit the church website, www.northridgelife.org, and Facebook page, www.facebook.com/northridgelife/.
Faith Baptist Church in Hamilton, NJ. Lance Walker is the Lead Pastor. Visit us at www.fbcchurch.org
Lakeway Baptist Church
Lakeway Baptist Church
What God has placed in you is valuable and can be used for something great.
How do you handle desperate times? Do you struggle through on your own, or do you trust in God for provision? Stan continues our Elisha series with the story of the poor widow and God's miraculous provision.
How do you handle desperate times? Do you struggle through on your own, or do you trust in God for provision? Brett continues our Elisha series with the story of the poor widow and God's miraculous provision.
How do you handle desperate times? Do you struggle through on your own, or do you trust in God for provision? Brett continues our Elisha series with the story of the poor widow and God's miraculous provision.
Guillaume Bourin - La multiplication de l’huile de la veuve - 2 Roi 4.1-7
Lakeway Baptist Church
Faith in God should be shown in humble obedience to the instruction of God.
2 Kings 4:1-7. Her husband was a good man, but when he died he left behind a pile of debt. Now her two boys were about to be taken away because she couldn’t afford to keep them. The setting of our story is dark, but that’s when God’s power shines the brightest.
With ME! You are not alone when you go through life. Today we will look at the Story in 2 Kings 4. Learning to listen and act on what God has asked us to do.
Bethesda Free Church
2 Kings 4:1-7. Her husband was a good man, but when he died he left behind a pile of debt. Now her two boys were about to be taken away because she couldn’t afford to keep them. The setting of our story is dark, but that’s when God’s power shines the brightest.
2 Kings 4:1-7. Her husband was a good man, but when he died he left behind a pile of debt. Now her two boys were about to be taken away because she couldn’t afford to keep them. The setting of our story is dark, but that’s when God’s power shines the brightest.
It's Already In The House Travis McCracken Gateway Church NC www.gatewaychurchnc.com
Guest Preacher, Daryel O'Barr, brings a message from 2 Kings to encourage us when we feel we are running on empty
Join us as we look at the story of Elisha and the widow with a pot of oil through fresh eyes.
Midland Evangelical Free Church Sermon Audio Midland, MI
Midland Evangelical Free Church Sermon Audio Midland, MI
Pastor Daniel Bracken preaches a message out of II Kings 4:1-7, 6:1-7, 8:1-7 entitled, "Debt Free".
Pastor Ray Jordan of the Grace Baptist Tabernacle, Pell City, AL preaches from 2 Kings 4:1-7, during a Sunday Morning Service a few years ago.
Pastor Dan Rydberg shares a message about Miracles from 2 Kings 4:1-7.
Pastor Dan Rydberg shares a message about Miracles from 2 Kings 4:1-7.
It's such a joy to see God move in a person's life. When we see illness and disease healed, trials overcome, and lives restored, we see God's hand in that situation and we give glory to Him. Sometimes God uses us to minister to others in those situations. We must listen to the leading of the Holy Spirit and act upon that leading -- not fail to act and hinder what God wants us to do. Listen in as Pastor Leo explains!
It's such a joy to see God move in a person's life. When we see illness and disease healed, trials overcome, and lives restored, we see God's hand in that situation and we give glory to Him. Sometimes God uses us to minister to others in those situations. We must listen to the leading of the Holy Spirit and act upon that leading -- not fail to act and hinder what God wants us to do. Listen in as Pastor Leo explains!
Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.
Great Oaks Community Church Weekly Sermon Podcast.
Our mission at Community Church of Greenwood is to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ and live in full devotion to Him. We want to help people far from God to experience new life in Jesus Christ.
Whenever we are up against something that seems impossible, we can fall into a certain way of thinking. That thinking keeps what seems impossible from ever becoming possible, and the widow in 2 Kings 4:1-7 that we will be look at in tonight’s midweek service was battling this same thinking. There are four things this woman is told to do that fight the kind of thinking that keeps us powerless. We will see some of these same things in other places in the Bible where what was impossible became possible. Do you know what these four things are and have they become part of your thinking in some area of your life?
Whenever we are up against something that seems impossible, we can fall into a certain way of thinking. That thinking keeps what seems impossible from ever becoming possible, and the widow in 2 Kings 4:1-7 that we will be look at in tonight’s midweek service was battling this same thinking. There are four things this woman is told to do that fight the kind of thinking that keeps us powerless. We will see some of these same things in other places in the Bible where what was impossible became possible. Do you know what these four things are and have they become part of your thinking in some area of your life?
Do you have room for God's blessings?
Encontramos muchas similitudes entre Eliseo y Jesús, el primero, prefigurando al gran dador de vida, y único capaz de lograr que Dios perdone nuestros pecados. ¿Qué tal que alguien nos ofreciera, no solo pagar todas nuestras deudas y ofensas, sino además, darnos vida para siempre?
This month we talk about what happened to families. The first answer to this question is that we have made the wrong investments.
What is the connection between our finances and our heart?
The widow in II Kings 4 teaches us the need to be filled with the Holy Ghost.
Pastor Daniel Bracken continues in a series "The Mantle" out of 2 Kings 4:1-7 entitled, "Multiplied, According To Your Faith".
This sermon teaches about the importance of finances and to use our resources God has given to us wisely.
A widow about to lose her sons to a debtor was desperate for the prophet's help. Her last possession was a jar of olive oil. Elisha told her to collect as many jars as she could, then God did more than she could imagine. Get ready to be blessed as we see God's ridiculous provision.
God is unlimited. Yet, His presence and power in our lives is anything but limited. The problem lies with us, not with God. Let's unlimit God!
In our lives we put our trust in many people and things. Over time we realize that things will fail, and people are not perfect. Today as we start this series talking about Taking God at His Word, we need to realize that He is the source of our things. We need to realize that everything that we have belongs to God and He has entrusted us with what belongs to Him. Our trust and dependence on Him will lead to great rewards in our lives, but we must honor Him, and trust that He is the source of resources and He will provide for every need we have.
1 Chronicles 4:9-10 Jabez’s mother called him Jabez, because he was pain, even from birth. He prayed and asked God to keep him from causing hurt and pain any longer. He asked God to expand him to overflowing Expand my territory = Make me better = Move my boundaries God wants us to expand The enemy wants to steal and destroy Everyone should always be believing for something BIG, but it does not go without our own effort. Genesis 1:27-28 God blessed Adam and Eve They were to be fruitful and multiply They were to walk in their blessing Multiply, not add Genesis 13:14-15,17 Abram and Lot had to split because they were so blessed God expands Abram’s territory Look out from the place you are at: -Look forward beyond the here and now -here and now is not the greatest God tells Abram that he will receive all the land he can see. Abram moved his tent (in faith) If you are not willing to receive it, you will never receive it 2 Kings 4:1-7 Do not let what you are seeing today be your vision for tomorrow
In this message we take a Biblical look at that Deadly Demon of Debt which robs us of our ability to properly relate to family, friends and God.
When your car runs out of gas, what do you do? You refill the tank, of course. Well, the same principle applies when you're pouring your life out for God. You need to constantly rely on Him to fill you up or you'll be left serving on empty.
Lakeway Baptist Church
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