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How to Be a Servant of the Lord. (2 Kings 5: 1-27)

April 27, 202632m
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Episode Notes:  How to Be a Servant of the Lord. (2 Kings 5 1-27)

If you’re a believer in Jesus Christ, you are automatically a servant of the Lord, and you are also called to serve, to minister to other people. So, the question is not whether you’re a servant. The question is: What makes someone a good servant of the Lord?

 There’s a passage in the Old Testament that gives us a vivid illustration of what true servanthood looks like. And what makes this passage especially interesting is that it contains several servants, each contributing something different to the picture it paints.

 So, join me in 2 Kings chapter 5, one of the most familiar stories in the Old Testament — the healing of Naaman.

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