In this teaching on 2 Kings 5, Pastor Tyler Warner and Calvary Chapel Trussville encounter the story of Naaman, a Syrian general afflicted with leprosy, and Gehazi's greed and punishment. This narrative beautifully illustrates the transformative power of God's grace and the humbling journey towards faith. We're reminded that no matter our status or accomplishments, we all suffer from the 'leprosy' of sin - an incurable condition that only God can heal. The simple act of washing in the Jordan River symbolizes the simplicity of salvation through faith, challenging our tendency to complicate or earn God's grace. This story prompts us to examine our own hearts: Do we, like Naaman, struggle with pride or preconceived notions that hinder our acceptance of God's free gift? It encourages us to embrace childlike faith and surrender, recognizing that true healing and freedom come not through our own efforts, but through humble obedience to God's word.