God's Use of Four Leprous Men

Summary

The sermon explores the story of Elisha and the four leprous men from 2 Kings 6-7, emphasizing God's unchanging nature and the lessons from the Old Testament for New Testament believers. It highlights the ungratefulness of kings Ben-Hadad and Jehoram despite God's miracles and the severe famine in Samaria. The four leprous men, outcasts, become instruments of God's deliverance when they discover the abandoned Syrian camp, illustrating hope and God's providence even in dire circumstances. The message encourages faith in God's power and the importance of sharing good news.