Sermon

How We Live as Believers

Tim Keller |  September 16, 2012

Duration:
42:27
Scripture:
2 Kings 5:2-3, 15-27
SKU:
RS 336-02

Overview

In 2 Kings chapter 5, a slave girl prompts the Syrian general Naaman to seek help for his leprosy from the prophet Elisha. In what other ways was Naaman restored? Why did leprosy strike Gehazi, Elisha’s servant aide? What made the little captive slave girl a key to Naaman’s transformation? This sermon shows the marks of a person who met God, the marks of a person who misses God, and one who enables us to meet God.

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