Miraculous Victory - 2 Kings 6:8 - 23

Elisha drove the King of Aram nuts by predicting his military movements. Having had enough, the King of Aram sets out to capture Elisha. Once located an army is duly dispatched bring him in.

[OUT] Do you see doom or deliverance?

Challenge: Learn to see the spiritual, not just the physical

Miraculous Healing - 2 Kings 5:1 - 19

Just as if you had been to the doctor, they examined you but told you to just go home and eat some biscuits, Naaman was pretty miffed at the advice to go and dip in the River Jordan. At that point his pride got in the way. Yet how much do we load expectations onto God, and prescribe how He should work? When it comes to the crunch, do we let God be God?

[IN] On a scale of 1 – 10 how much do you let God be God?

Challenge: Listen and act on God's prompting

Miraculous Back to Life - 2 Kings 4:18 - 37

For any one of us life can change very quickly, within in instant. It would just take one bit of news, a phone call from school for example, and our world might suddenly be very different

Miraculous Fertitlity - 2 Kings 4:11 - 17

Have you ever had a longing, a deep desire, or a life goal or ambition? Do you look ahead to fulfilment, dare to dream that the possibility may come true?

[UP] Do you dare to believe the best is possible?

Miraculous Provision - 2 Kings 4:1 - 7

Like the fishermen following Jesus, Elisha gave up his prize belongings and work as a farmer to follow closely Elijah who called him. He stuck close to Elijah, and would not let him out of his sight. At the end of the day he wanted a double portion of the Spirit he saw on Elijah's life, and this was no bad thing.

New Series - Stories of Elisha

We will be telling some of the incredible stories of Elisha between now and Christmas - each week understanding how God powerfully moved through this servant.

Suggested reading is 2 chapters a week, starting in 1 Kings 17 (Elijah), continuing to 2 Kings 13 (the death of Elisha). See how Elisha started as a mentee of Elijah, and clung to him closely as a disciple - eager for a double portion of the Spirit to fall on him. Do we have the same kind of attitude in our discipleship?

Elisha then lived by the Spirit with God working remarkably through his life, giving rise to the various stories that make up this series.

New Life, New Lifestyle - Mini-summary

A graphical mini-summary for the New Life, New Lifestyle series.