2 Kings 2-7 | July 4-10 - Episode 28

Episode 28

Oily Sons
More for me
Mountain mud

Lesson 28     
     
“There is a Prophet in Israel”

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Join hosts Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum as they discuss impactful topics from this week’s Come, Follow Me lesson covering these chapters in 2 Kings 2-7. Explore these important themes, topics and questions:

How does God help us use what we have? (The story of the sons and the oil)
What does the story of Naaman teach us about becoming clean?
How does God feel about uncleanness? What options does He give us to become clean?
Can you think of times in your life when the Lord has opened your eyes and allowed you to see the “horses and chariots” supporting you with strength?

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Invitation:
Ask God for the power to remember times in your life when you’ve felt His power and His angels surrounding you.

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Quotes & Links:

Link to Come, Follow Me Through the Old Testament Book:
https://www.seagullbook.com/real-talk-real-life-scripture-journal-old-testament.html

Elder Dale Renlund quote: “​​Our Good Shepherd is unchanging and feels the same way today about sin and sinners as He did when He walked the earth. He does not recoil from us because we sin, even if He on occasion must think, “But what a sheep!” He loves us so much that He provided the way for us to repent and become clean.” (“Our Good Shepherd,” General Conference, April 2017)

Elder Ronald A. Rasband quote: “We may or may not have chariots of fire sent to dispel our fears and conquer our demons, but the lesson is clear. The Lord is with us, mindful of us and blessing us in ways only He can do. Prayer can call down the strength and the revelation that we need to center our thoughts on Jesus Christ and His atoning sacrifice. The Lord knew that at times we would feel fear. I have been there and so have you. … In this Church, we may be few in number by the way the world counts influence, but when we open our spiritual eyes, ‘they that be with us are more than they that be with them’ [2 Kings 6:16]” (“Be Not Troubled,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2018, 18–19).

Joseph Smith story reference: In mid-June 1834, Zion’s Camp was encamped on a fork of the Fishing River in Missouri. Five armed Missourians rode into camp and swore that the members of Zion’s Camp would “see hell before morning” (in History of the Church, 2:103). They said that a mob of more than 300 men had combined from different counties and were preparing to cross the Missouri River to destroy them. Some of the men in Zion’s Camp wanted to fight, but the Prophet promised that the Lord would protect them. The Prophet declared, “Stand still and see the salvation of God” (quoted from Joseph Holbrook, “History of Joseph Holbrook, 1806–1885,” 15, in Church History in the Fulness of Times, 148.) A few minutes after the Missourians left, a small black cloud appeared in the sky. It moved eastward, unrolling like a scroll, filling the heavens with darkness. An intense storm of rain, hail, wind, thunder, and lightning struck. Zion’s Camp abandoned their tents and found...

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Real Talk is presented by Seagull Book and hosted by Ganel-Lyn Condie and John Fossum.