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DON’T PUT THAT IN MY POT

by Steve Wagers

Scripture: 2 Kings 4:38-41


Title: Don't Put that In My Pot
Author: Steve Wagers
Text: 2 Kings 4:38-41

According to CDC:

- 41% of Americans are obese (>100 Million)

- 9.2% are severely obese (22 Million)

- $4K/year eating out per household

- $2.4 billion/year in US

- Top 3 restaurants: McDonalds, Dominos, Taco Bell

- Most popular meal: Cheeseburger/FF/Choc shake

In a normal year, US consumes:

- 60 lbs of sugar

- 18,250 grams of fat

- 40 gallons of soft drinks

French proverb - "A good meal ought to begin with hunger."

The major problem in America is NOT physical hunger, but SPIRITUAL hungry.

We're Hungry but FOR THE WRONG THINGS

DOUBLE PORTION - 16 Miracles (2X as Elijah)


He is building a Bible College for "sons of prophets"

(38) "sitting before him" - Professor/Students


Part Waters - Widow's Debt - Shunamite's Son -EXTERNAL

Death In The Pot - INTERNAL

What the Devil Couldn't Win on the OUTSIDE of the camp, he moved to the INSIDE of the Camp.

1) A DESPERATE REALITY!

A) The CONDITION of the Day (38a)


"DEARTH" - Famine/Starvation - Dry/Desperate

Spiritually speaking - FAMINE IN OUR LAND


Churches on every corner - Bibles in every home - but the land is barren and dry of the Heavenly showers. Churches that once stood for truth/right, Christians once on fire for God have sold their soul for Fortune, Fame & Flesh.

(Amos 8:11) "...Not a famine of bread, nor thirst for water, but of hearing the words of the Lord."

B) The CONCERN for the Day (38b)

Elisha saw the Hunger/Hopelessness - DID SOMETHING!

Problem of our day: Famine/Nobody Cares

Havner: "The situation is desperate, but we're not."

Churches are filled with BARREN ALTARS, STIFF KNEES & DRY EYES.

Christians are UNMOVED-UNTOUCHED-UNCONCERNED


EVERYONE CURSES THE DARKNESS

NO ONE SHINES THE LIGHT!


Is there anyone among us that will STAND IN THE GAP, MAKE UP THE HEDGE & RING THE PRAYER BELLS? ...

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