In the lovely book of 2 Kings, we meet a man named Naaman, the commander of the Aramean army. Naaman was a mighty warrior and a man of great importance, but he suffered from leprosy. At the time, Aramean raiders had invaded Israel, and among the people they had taken captive was a young Israelite girl who became a maid to Naaman’s wife. One day, this young girl said to her mistress, “I wish my master would go to see the prophet in Samaria. He would heal him of his leprosy.” W

There was a young boy in the Bible whose age did not prevent Jesus from using what he had. Jesus did not look at him and say, “You are too young.” Instead, He took what was available and used it for something greater. There was a time when Jesus was preaching and was followed by a large crowd. The people had been with Him for a long time, and eventually, they became hungry. The disciples began to worry about how they would find enough food for everyone. They had forgotten tha

The Crowd. Most times, it’s not that you don’t want to go for it; it’s the voices around you. The crowd. The crowd has a way of bringing you down and pulling you back. But your issue shouldn’t be the crowd, because the crowd will always be around. In the Bible, many people who received their healing overcame the crowd. They overcame what the crowd would think, what the crowd thought, and what the crowd would do. Even as outcasts, they realised that the power that went forth f