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Many people in places around the world have never heard of hope and promise in Christ. They cannot believe if they do not hear. In some places media outreach is the only way they will hear the Gospel. Please give generously to bring God’s transforming Word to unreached people!
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A WET SYRIAN
Scripture Reading: 2 Kings 5:1-19
“Go, wash yourself seven times in the Jordan, and your flesh will be restored and you will be cleansed.”
—2 Kings 5:10
Naaman was an important man, favored by the king, a decorated, successful army commander. But this high and mighty man had a terrible problem—leprosy. Then Naaman heard there was someone who could help, so he desperately sought out this “prophet … in Samaria.”
Imagine the great general’s disappointment as he was greeted by a servant with a message to go wash in the muddy Jordan River. Was this a joke?
Not a joke, but a test. Was Naaman willing to humble himself in order to be cured?
With the help of his wise servants,...
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Kaka’s children lived in fear, hoping for nothing more than to stay away from their father the next time he drank. His wife was still recovering from the last time she tried to reason with him about his excessive gambling and drinking. Then, however, the family started noticing a change.
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