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Naaman is now convinced there is only one God. But he still has some struggles to deal with. And so do all of us -- whether recent believers or those who believed years ago. Study 2 Kings 5:15-27 with us on YouTube. Catch it here: https://youtu.be/_9hiGiraVOA .
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You've got leprosy and you've lost hope of being healed. Only a prophet in Israel may help you. But you don't like his approach and you take off in a huff. Even your servants know that's not very wise. Join us as we start our study of Naaman in 2 Kings 5:1-14. You can catch it here: https://youtu.be/MN_UNzVNBbY .
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Elisha was on a roll. His 3rd miracle in the same chapter. But he hits a snag. What do you do when your ministry hits a snag? We get some ideas in studying this very short passage in 2 Kings 4:38-41. We even ask why this account is even in our Scriptures. Check it out on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/TKfPkrCUOk4 .
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In our short YouTube study of 2 KINGS 4;29-37, we learn how not to miss the blessings of miracles that could be happening in our lives. You can catch the study here: https://youtu.be/HAgGhIkffrg . You can also share your thoughts with us as well; we welcome them. We're digging God's Word for Spiritual Gems. Join us.
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Being childless when you want a baby is something no woman wishes to experience. But what happens when you are blessed with one only to have it taken away soon after. That's what happened to the woman in our short study in 2 Kings 4:18-28. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/44KO7sXm4sE
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This is the second "common folk" miracle Elisha is involved in this 4th chapter of 2 Kings (verses 8-37) and it's a big one. Bottom line is this -- there are often great rewards when you unconditionally help God's servants. As a minimum, there's the "feeling good" aspect. But check out our short story on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/WcYzZR9SAfg .
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Elisha wants to keep his ministry as acts of helps for others. We learn a lot about those miracles and the miracles of Jesus -- and perhaps, in a way, about miracles we might be, or have been, involved in. Study 2 Kings 4:1-7 with us and see what you think. Catch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/yGIigmUY4_Y .
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In this passage we'll study some kings who get the okay from God to act in a certain way but it ended up causing a nefarious act. Are they to blame? Let's study this passage together (2 Kings 3:13-27) and find out. Are we to blame when we act and something goes really bad? Check it out on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/6TDfb19PSAw .
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In this short study of 2 Kings 3;1-12, we see how rulers and politicians haven't change in the last several thousands of years. They misuse religion and their counterparts. Join us as we study the O.T. together on YouTube and get some good ideas on 'How then shall we live". Catch the video here: https://youtu.be/2Igu_Wfqgso
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In this exciting passage, Elisha's authority is confirmed by how he deals with matters of unhealthy water, barren farmland, and those that mocked him, his mentor, and God. One tool he uses is a curse. But there's a way to put one on people and a way not to. Join us as we study 2nd Kings 2:19-25 here on YouTube: https://youtu.be/WLZdney6_Mo .
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In this rather strange passage, we learn about pursuing our own thick-headed ideas as well as seeing how Christians can react to both grief and responsibility. Join us as we study 2 Kings 2:12-18 through a short video study on YouTube. Catch it here: https://youtu.be/ZZuAtw5yuiw .
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The beginning of 2nd Kings is most interesting -- a king falls through or into a window lattice, wants a medical diagnosis, but doesn't go to the right place for it. We can learn a lot. Join us as we study 2 Kings 1:1-8. Catch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/MahrnP22wFM .
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Trying to hide from God to avoid punishment by somehow disguising who we are is as foolish as a little child putting their hands over their eyes and saying, "Daddy can't see me now." Don't be foolish is the lesson for us on this from 1 Kings 22:29-36. Study it with us on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/cLTA8wTLUug .
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In this short passage we see how God's true
prophet is treated by the idolators and false prophets, and kings and rulers. I
hate to say it but it is very indicative of what is going on in the world today
as it exhibits its hatred for Christians. Yet we need to expect it. Join us as
we study 1 Kings 22:24-28. You can catch this short video on YouTube here:
https://youtu.be/aq0mijP87kE .
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I couldn't believe what I was studying. Here is a passage in the Old Testament (1 Kings 22:1-23) that surprised me greatly of what we would consider to be unconditional practices and unacceptable sorts God employed to accomplish His purposes. Discover them with me and share your thoughts. You can see our short video here: https://youtu.be/z2iyzu_iglY .
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A most interesting, packed & complex chapter (1 Kings 22). Ahab wants to break the peace he has had with Syria to take over Ramoth-gilead. God knows that will be the end of him. And so God first has Ahab deceived, thinking he would win. Join us for the details on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/vshJ1TywUCY .
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In this study we see the Syrians of old learning a lesson about the realm which the real God has under His power and authority. And it costs them dearly. And our disobedient king Ahab of Israel has a chance to get right with God. Can he do it? Studying 1 Kings 20:22-34. Catch our short video study here: https://youtu.be/OHT1HxOfcA8 .
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