4 sermons preach from 2 Kings 7 — 3 from real church libraries, transcribed and indexed to the verse, and 1 from the classic library.
“Reference to the four lepers who went to the camp of the Syrians and the Lord made them sound like a great host.”
“Another scripture with the lepers would say, 'Why stay here and die?'”
A preaching on God calling believers and the church to a higher level using Elijah's story as the model: avoid stagnation and disobedience, receive God's provision, arise and move forward, and embrace mentorship as the church advances.
“There were four leprous men at the entering in of the gate; they went into one of the tents, ate and drank, and carried away silver, gold and raiment.”
A Deeper Church LA Sunday service combining high-energy worship, testimonies, announcements (baby dedications and baptism), and a sermon from 2 Kings 7:3–8 calling listeners to move from waiting into kingdom authority—step out in faith to receive supernatural support, removal of resistance, refreshing, and provision.
““in verse five the bible says they arise at twilight.””
A Deeper Church LA Sunday service combining high-energy worship, testimonies, announcements (baby dedications and baptism), and a sermon from 2 Kings 7:3–8 calling listeners to move from waiting into kingdom authority—step out in faith to receive supernatural support, removal of resistance, refreshing, and provision.
“In 2 Kings 7 the four lepers sat at the gate and when they went to the Syrian camp the Lord made their footsteps sound like a great host.”
A Bible study on Judges 6–7 using Gideon's story to teach trust in God's timing and methods: God tests and refines leaders and their followers, removing pride and unreliable motives so deliverance demonstrates God's power, not human strength.
““the Bible says that once they got up, they made the host of Syrians hear a great army.””
A Deeper Church LA Sunday service combining high-energy worship, testimonies, announcements (baby dedications and baptism), and a sermon from 2 Kings 7:3–8 calling listeners to move from waiting into kingdom authority—step out in faith to receive supernatural support, removal of resistance, refreshing, and provision.
“Reference to the four lepers who went to the camp of the Syrians and the Lord made them sound like a great host.”
A Bible study on Judges 6–7 using Gideon's story to teach trust in God's timing and methods: God tests and refines leaders and their followers, removing pride and unreliable motives so deliverance demonstrates God's power, not human strength.
“When they got to the camp of the Syrians, all of them were gone; they fled, throwing off their armor and even leaving their horses behind.”
A Bible study on Judges 6–7 using Gideon's story to teach trust in God's timing and methods: God tests and refines leaders and their followers, removing pride and unreliable motives so deliverance demonstrates God's power, not human strength.
Charles Spurgeon
ONE WISE man may deliver a whole city; one good man may be the means of safety to a thousand others. The holy ones are "the salt of the earth," the means of the preservation of the wicked. Without the godly as a conserve, the race…
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