Category: II Kings

Growing through discipline
November 23rd, 2003

II Kings 5:19-27; 8:1-6 Two weeks ago the sermon focused on the story of Naaman, the commander of the army of Aram, who came to Israel seeking a cure for his skin disease. He did not come hat in hand begging for help, asking for charity, he came with a fortune. $1,000,000 US in gold, [...]

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Who wants to be a millionaire?
November 9th, 2003

II Kings 5:1-19 The events of this chapter begin with a young woman captured in a raid on Israel and taken as a slave to Aram. Aram was a city state centered around Damascus and incidentally was the source of the Aramaic language that Jesus spoke. We are not going to dwell on this, but [...]

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Asking for a double portion
November 2nd, 2003

II Kings 2:1-19a This morning in our series of sermons on Elijah and Elisha, we finally come to the event that has been portrayed on the cover of our bulletin for the duration of this series. Elisha watching as Elijah is being taken to heaven in a whirlwind with horses and chariots. The events of [...]

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Walk with Jesus if you want to see fireworks
September 14th, 2003

I Kings 17:7-16, II Kings 4:1-7 We start this morning with three questions that came out of my study of the Elijah and Elisha stories we read this morning. Why does God do miracles? How should we respond to miracles? Where do we go if we want to see miracles? Why God does what he [...]

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