Borrow Publicly, Pour Privately | Why GOD Sometimes Works Behind Closed Doors? 2 Kings 4 Sermon | John Giftah
You need people, but does everyone need access to everything GOD is doing in your life? In 2 Kings 4:1–7, Elisha tells the widow to borrow empty jars from her friends and neighbors. Her relationships became part of the miracle because she needed other people to provide the vessels. But then something interesting…
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