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2 Kings 7

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Oct 20, 2026

David LeoGUEST
3:10
We're dealing with a famine in the Old Testament, and so there are, um ...
David LeoGUEST
3:14
We're gonna start our story, um, in 2 Kings 7.
Jason CookHOST
3:18
And it was a famine caused by an army.
David LeoGUEST
3:21
A siege.
David LeoGUEST
6:47
Um, and so he besieges Syria.
David LeoGUEST
6:50
So our story is in Ki- 2 Kings 7.
David LeoGUEST
6:53
Um, but if we, if we just read 2 Kings 7:1-3, uh, 1-2, please.
Jason CookHOST
7:04
It says, and we're reading from the English Standard version Bible.
Jason CookHOST
7:08
It says, "But Elisha said, 'Hear the word of the Lord.
Chris EstradaGUEST
4:41
Turn it on.
Chris EstradaGUEST
4:42
If you meet me, meet me in 2 Kings 7.
Chris EstradaGUEST
4:46
And for the sake of time, I want you to write this down for Matthew 17.
Chris EstradaGUEST
4:51
We're going to begin eating in 2 Kings 7, and then we're going to nibble on something in Matthew 17.
Chris EstradaGUEST
4:59
I am so moved by the message today.
Chris EstradaGUEST
5:01
I couldn't wait to get to Sunday.
Chris EstradaGUEST
5:42
I feel like you're about to turn a page.
Chris EstradaGUEST
5:45
So I feel like my assignment this morning is to stir up the expectation that God is gonna thunder on your behalf and you're gonna have a mighty invasion of the Holy Spirit in your life.
Collins NyathiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:11
I can only read verses 1 to 10 if you have a little bit of time there.
Collins NyathiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:18
2 Kings 7 verse 1 and 10.
Collins NyathiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:20
Then Elisha said, Hear the word of the Lord.
Collins NyathiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
81:26
Hear what? Thus says the Lord, Tomorrow about this time.
Annie PickHOST
0:07
Today, Pastor Colin's reflection is Four Responses to the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Annie PickHOST
0:15
2 Kings 7 verse 9 says, This day is a day of good news.
Annie PickHOST
0:23
Among us today, there will be four responses to the good news of Jesus Christ.
Annie PickHOST
0:30
One, some will be like the captain.
Annie PickHOST
0:07
Today, Pastor Colin's reflection is, The God Who Has Opened the Windows of Heaven.
Annie PickHOST
0:15
2 Kings 7 verse 2 says, Then the captain on whose hand the king leaned said to the man of God, If the Lord himself should make windows in heaven, could this thing be? But he said, You shall see it with your own eyes, but you shall not eat of it.
Annie PickHOST
0:38
There is a big difference between the king and his captain.
Annie PickHOST
0:42
The king did not believe, but he was open to investigating.
Annie PickHOST
0:06
Today, Pastor Colin's reflection is The King Who Doubted God's Word.
Annie PickHOST
0:13
2 Kings 7 verse 12 says, The king rose in the night and said, The Syrians know that we are hungry.
Annie PickHOST
0:22
Therefore they have gone out of the camp to hide, thinking, When they come out of the city we shall take them alive.
Annie PickHOST
0:30
Just one day earlier, the king had heard the word of God from the prophet Elisha.
Mitch ServissGUEST
14:50
All I know is put it on black.
Mitch ServissGUEST
14:52
All right, so 2 Kings 7, you find these four men, and you know, behind them was a city that was in famine.
Mitch ServissGUEST
15:04
This city probably had some of their family
Shannon ScottHOST
15:06
in it.

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Mitch ServissGUEST
31:57
The third thing is take the step, beloved.
Mitch ServissGUEST
32:01
Take the step.
Mitch ServissGUEST
32:02
In verse number five of our text back here in 2 Kings 7.
Mitch ServissGUEST
32:14
It says, and they rose up in the twilight to go unto the camp of the Syrians.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:17
I'm conscious of the blessing.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:18
Now look at the event that took place in 2 Kings 7.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:19
Now Elisha, 2 Kings 7 from verse 1.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:22
2 Kings 7 from verse 1.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:25
Oh, thank you, Jesus.
Lazarus FemiHOST
83:28
And Elisha said, Here is the word of the Lord.

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