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Sermons on 2 Kings 13

2 sermons preach from 2 Kings 13 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

“Now when Elisha had fallen sick... Joash, king of Israel, went down to him and wept... 'take a bow and arrows'... 'he struck three times and then he stopped.'”
2 Kings 13:14-19 · as preached in “The Future Is In Your Hands by Dustan Bell | Sunday Service” at Kingdomcity
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2 Kings 13:14-19

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“Now when Elisha had fallen sick... Joash, king of Israel, went down to him and wept... 'take a bow and arrows'... 'he struck three times and then he stopped.'”

The Future Is In Your Hands by Dustan Bell | Sunday Service

KingdomcityFeb 2026

Dustan Bell argues that God’s promises require human response: our faith and obedience determine how much of God’s blessing and advance we experience. Using Elisha and King Joash (2 Kings) and other biblical and real-life examples, he calls believers to be audacious, proactive and persevering.

Hear it quoted0:11Open this sermon

2 Kings 13:17-19

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“Elisha told Joash you should have struck five or six times; you struck only three times, so God would only strike Syria three times.”

The Future Is In Your Hands by Dustan Bell | Sunday Service

KingdomcityFeb 2026

Dustan Bell argues that God’s promises require human response: our faith and obedience determine how much of God’s blessing and advance we experience. Using Elisha and King Joash (2 Kings) and other biblical and real-life examples, he calls believers to be audacious, proactive and persevering.

Hear it quoted10:43Open this sermon

2 Kings 13:18-19

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“Then the man of God was angry with him and said, 'You should have struck five or six times... But now... I'll strike down Syria only three times.'”

The Future Is In Your Hands by Dustan Bell | Sunday Service

KingdomcityFeb 2026

Dustan Bell argues that God’s promises require human response: our faith and obedience determine how much of God’s blessing and advance we experience. Using Elisha and King Joash (2 Kings) and other biblical and real-life examples, he calls believers to be audacious, proactive and persevering.

Hear it quoted10:43Open this sermon

2 Kings 13:20-21

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“Elisha died and was buried; when the body was thrown into Elisha's tomb and touched his bones, the man came to life and stood on his feet.”

Cover to Cover [2 Kings] | Pastor Robert J. Morgan

World Outreach ChurchNov 2025

An overview of 2 Kings emphasizing how obedience to God leads to life while disobedience brings national and personal collapse. Pastor Morgan surveys the prophets Elijah and Elisha (their miracles and legacy), the fall of Israel and Judah to Assyria and Babylon, revivals under Hezekiah and Josiah, and the book's sober realism tempered by a final note of grace—God preserves the Davidic line.

Hear it quoted25:22Open this sermon

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