This morning, before diving into 2 Kings 11, we begin with a special message: Don’t let your light be dimmed.

In a world full of confusion, compromise, and chaos—it’s easy to feel overlooked, silenced, or hidden. But what if God is simply preserving you for His perfect timing?

You were made to shine. Let the Lord illuminate your path and purpose, even when the world tries to dim your light.

Then, in 2 Kings 11, we see a direct example of God doing just that—preserving the light of His covenant through the hidden life of Joash.

Together, we’ll reflect on: ✅ God’s Protection Over His Promises: Though Queen Athaliah tried to destroy the royal line, God kept His promise by preserving Joash in secret (2 Kings 11:1-3).

✅ Divine Timing and Bold Leadership: At the right moment, Jehoiada steps up, leads the people in righteousness, and installs Joash as king (2 Kings 11:4-12).

✅ Tearing Down False Rule: Athaliah is removed, Baal worship is destroyed, and peace is restored. Revival begins with obedience and courage (2 Kings 11:13-21).

📖 “And all the people of the land rejoiced, and the city was quiet…” – 2 Kings 11:20

This chapter reminds us:

Your light is meant to shine—don't let fear or failure dim what God has placed within you.

Sometimes your calling is hidden for protection, not rejection.

When God says it’s time—He will raise you up, just like He did Joash.

🔥 Let God light your path, restore your confidence, and walk boldly in the calling He has over your life.

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This morning, we journey through 2 Kings 10, where we see Jehu continue his mission to purge Israel of idolatry and fulfill God’s judgment on the house of Ahab. Though Jehu is zealous in executing justice, his story reminds us that obedience must go deeper than outward action—it must stem from a heart fully surrendered to God.

We’ll reflect on key themes such as: ✅ Removing What Doesn't Belong: Jehu tears down Baal worship in Israel, showing us that when God calls us to follow Him, we must also remove idols and distractions from our lives (2 Kings 10:18-28).

✅ Partial Obedience Isn’t Enough: While Jehu does much of what God commands, he fails to turn from the sins of Jeroboam—proving that surface-level obedience isn’t what God desires (2 Kings 10:29-31).

✅ God’s Faithfulness in Judgment and Mercy: God rewards Jehu’s obedience with a promise, yet the long-term consequences of incomplete devotion still unfold, reminding us that God values consistency and the condition of the heart.

📖 "But Jehu was not careful to keep the law of the Lord, the God of Israel, with all his heart. He did not turn away from the sins of Jeroboam…" – 2 Kings 10:31

This chapter challenges us to ask:

Are there idols in my life that need to be torn down?

Am I fully obedient to God, or only partially surrendered?

Do I fear God enough to live with conviction in every area of life?

Let’s be people who go all in—tearing down idols and choosing wholehearted obedience for His glory.

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This morning, we continue our journey through 2 Kings chapters 8 and 9, where we witness political transition, prophetic fulfillment, and the removal of corrupt leadership—all pointing us toward a God who desires to break the chains that hold His people back and release them into freedom.

In these chapters, we see how God is not only sovereign over kings and kingdoms, but also deeply personal in His call to bring justice, restore righteousness, and free His people from bondage—both spiritually and physically.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Breaking Generational Chains: The rise and fall of kings in these chapters reminds us that God will not allow wickedness to go unchecked forever. He breaks chains of corruption, oppression, and generational sin (2 Kings 8:16–29; 9:1–10).

✅ Jehu’s Bold Assignment: God anoints Jehu to clean house—literally. His mission was to destroy the house of Ahab and eliminate Jezebel, breaking Israel free from idol worship and manipulation (2 Kings 9:1–37). Sometimes freedom comes with obedience to uncomfortable commands.

✅ Walking in Kingdom Freedom: God’s desire is not just for us to be set free but to live free—in truth, in righteousness, and in boldness. This freedom requires us to trust His plan, reject compromise, and move forward even when it's hard.

🔗 What chains are still holding you? 🔗 Are you ready to confront what’s keeping you stuck? 🔗 Are you willing to be used—like Jehu—to bring freedom to others?

2 Kings 8-9 reminds us:

God breaks chains.

God restores righteousness.

God sets His people free to walk in purpose.

📖 “It is for freedom that Christ has set us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a yoke of slavery.” – Galatians 5:1

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This morning, we continue our journey through 2 Kings, exploring chapters 5-6. These chapters highlight God’s miraculous healing, divine provision, and supernatural protection over His people. Through the ministry of Elisha, we see how faith, humility, and obedience lead to breakthroughs and God’s intervention in impossible situations.

We’ll unpack key themes such as God’s power to heal, the importance of obedience, and how He fights battles on behalf of His people.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ The Healing of Naaman: A proud Syrian commander humbles himself and follows Elisha’s simple instructions—resulting in God miraculously healing his leprosy (2 Kings 5:1-19).

✅ Gehazi’s Greed and Judgment: In contrast, Elisha’s servant chooses greed over integrity and is struck with the very disease Naaman was healed from, showing the consequences of deception (2 Kings 5:20-27).

✅ The Floating Axe Head: A lost tool is miraculously recovered, reminding us that God cares about even the small details of our lives (2 Kings 6:1-7).

✅ Elisha and the Heavenly Army: When surrounded by enemy forces, Elisha prays, and God opens his servant’s eyes to see the vast angelic army protecting them—proving that God’s power is greater than any earthly threat (2 Kings 6:8-23).

✅ The Siege of Samaria and God’s Deliverance: Despite extreme famine, God miraculously ends the siege, providing for His people when all hope seems lost (2 Kings 6:24-33).

These chapters remind us that God is still in the business of healing, restoring, and fighting for His people. Naaman’s healing teaches us that obedience leads to breakthrough, while Elisha’s encounters show that God’s protection is always greater than the enemy’s attacks. The question we must ask ourselves is: Are we trusting God’s power, or are we relying on our own understanding?

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This morning, we continue our journey through 2 Kings, exploring chapters 3-4. These chapters highlight God’s intervention in battles, His miraculous provision for those in need, and His power to restore life. Through these events, we see how faith and obedience unlock God’s blessings and how His power works through His chosen servants.

We’ll unpack key themes such as God’s provision in times of crisis, His faithfulness to those who trust Him, and His ability to turn impossible situations around.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Victory Over Moab: Despite their rebellion, Israel, Judah, and Edom seek Elisha’s help, and God miraculously provides water and delivers their enemies into their hands (2 Kings 3:1-27).

✅ The Widow’s Oil Multiplied: A widow in desperate need turns to Elisha, and through faith and obedience, God supernaturally multiplies her oil, showing His provision in times of scarcity (2 Kings 4:1-7).

✅ The Shunammite Woman’s Son Restored: After showing hospitality to Elisha, a woman is blessed with a son—when tragedy strikes, God raises the child through Elisha’s prayers, proving His power over life and death (2 Kings 4:8-37).

✅ Healing of the Poisoned Stew and Multiplication of Bread: Elisha performs miracles that foreshadow Jesus’ provision, demonstrating God’s concern for both physical and spiritual nourishment (2 Kings 4:38-44).

These chapters remind us that God is a provider, a healer, and a deliverer. Whether facing battles, financial struggles, or personal loss, God is always at work for those who trust Him. The question is: Are we relying on our own strength, or are we seeking God’s miraculous provision and power in our lives?

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This morning, we begin our journey through 2 Kings, exploring chapters 1-2. These chapters mark a pivotal transition as Elijah’s prophetic ministry comes to an end, and Elisha steps into his divine calling. Through these events, we see God’s power at work, His judgment on rebellious leaders, and the importance of passing on spiritual leadership.

We’ll unpack key themes such as God’s authority over earthly rulers, the significance of prophetic succession, and the faith required to step into God’s calling.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Elijah Confronts Ahaziah: King Ahaziah seeks false gods for guidance, but Elijah boldly proclaims judgment, proving that only the Lord is sovereign (2 Kings 1:1-18).

✅ Elijah’s Departure in a Chariot of Fire: In one of the most powerful moments in Scripture, Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind, leaving behind his mantle for Elisha (2 Kings 2:1-14).

✅ Elisha’s First Miracles: Elisha immediately steps into his prophetic role, parting the Jordan River, healing the waters of Jericho, and showing that God’s power remains with His chosen servant (2 Kings 2:15-25).

These chapters remind us that God raises up leaders for each generation, and that those who remain faithful will receive a double portion of His Spirit when they step boldly into their calling. Elijah’s departure and Elisha’s anointing challenge us to trust God’s plan for leadership transitions and remain faithful in carrying out His work.

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This morning, we continue our journey through 1 Kings, exploring chapters 21-22. These chapters highlight King Ahab’s continued rebellion, the consequences of injustice, and the fulfillment of God’s judgment. Through these events, we see how God holds leaders accountable, but also extends opportunities for repentance.

We’ll unpack key themes such as the dangers of coveting, the consequences of corrupt leadership, and the importance of seeking godly counsel.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Ahab and Naboth’s Vineyard: Ahab and Jezebel plot to take Naboth’s vineyard through deception and murder, leading to God’s severe judgment (1 Kings 21:1-29).

✅ Micaiah’s Prophecy Against Ahab: Unlike the false prophets, Micaiah boldly speaks the truth about Ahab’s fate, reminding us that God’s word stands firm, even when it’s unpopular (1 Kings 22:1-28).

✅ Ahab’s Death in Battle: Despite disguising himself, Ahab falls in battle as God’s judgment is fulfilled, proving that no one can escape divine justice (1 Kings 22:29-40).

✅ The Reign of Jehoshaphat: While Ahab’s downfall is tragic, we also see Jehoshaphat’s faithfulness and commitment to following God in Judah (1 Kings 22:41-50).

These chapters remind us that God is just and will not overlook sin, but He also offers opportunities for repentance. Ahab’s story warns us to guard our hearts against greed, deception, and disobedience, while Micaiah’s courage challenges us to stand firm in truth, no matter the cost.

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This morning, we continue our journey through 1 Kings, exploring chapters 19-20. These chapters reveal Elijah’s deep despair after his greatest victory, God’s gentle response, and the ongoing battles between Israel and their enemies. Through these events, we see that even the strongest in faith can experience exhaustion, but God meets us with His presence and renews our strength.

We’ll unpack key themes such as God’s faithfulness in our weakest moments, the importance of listening to His voice, and trusting His power in the midst of trials.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Elijah’s Despair and Renewal: After the dramatic events at Mount Carmel, Elijah flees in fear, feeling hopeless—yet God meets him in a whisper and restores his purpose (1 Kings 19:1-18).

✅ The Call of Elisha: Elijah anoints Elisha as his prophetic successor, showing that God’s mission continues through faithful servants (1 Kings 19:19-21).

✅ Ahab’s Battles Against Ben-Hadad: Despite Ahab’s wickedness, God delivers Israel in battle to demonstrate His power and sovereignty (1 Kings 20:1-34).

✅ Ahab’s Disobedience: Instead of honoring God’s command, Ahab makes a treaty with Israel’s enemy, leading to God’s judgment on his leadership (1 Kings 20:35-43).

These chapters remind us that God meets us in our lowest moments, whispering His truth and restoring our strength. Elijah’s journey challenges us to trust in God’s presence, even when we feel weak, and to listen for His voice over the noise of fear and doubt.

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In this episode of The Limitless Faith Podcast, we welcome Josh Kosnick—a Bridge Builder, Business Coach, EOS Implementer, and Keynote Speaker—who has transformed adversity into opportunity through faith and leadership.

As the founder of Kairos Coaching, Josh is passionate about aligning vision with execution, helping individuals and organizations create sustainable value while staying true to their God-given purpose. With experience in building and exiting three successful businesses, he shares real-world wisdom on how to turn struggles into stepping stones for long-term impact.

In this conversation, we dive deep into:

✅ How faith has shaped Josh’s leadership and business journey.

✅ The importance of personal excellence and aligning your life with biblical principles.

✅ Men’s mental health—why it’s a crucial conversation for today’s leaders.

✅ How to build a legacy of authenticity, resilience, and generosity in business and life.

Josh is on a mission to empower men to embrace their calling, overcome adversity, and lead lives of purpose. Whether you're a business leader, entrepreneur, or someone seeking deeper fulfillment in your journey, this episode is packed with wisdom, practical insights, and encouragement.

🎙️ Listen now and be inspired to step into the fullness of God’s calling for your life!

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This morning, we continue our journey through 1 Kings, exploring chapters 17-18. These chapters highlight the incredible faith of Elijah, God’s miraculous provision, and the ultimate showdown between Baal and the one true God. Through these events, we see God’s power, faithfulness, and the call to unwavering obedience.

We’ll unpack key themes such as trusting in God’s provision, standing firm in faith against opposition, and the call to return to the Lord.

Together, we’ll reflect on:

✅ Elijah Proclaims a Drought: As judgment against Israel’s idolatry, Elijah declares a drought, demonstrating God’s authority over nature (1 Kings 17:1).

✅ God’s Provision for Elijah: God miraculously provides for Elijah through ravens and later through a widow who experiences His supernatural provision (1 Kings 17:2-16).

✅ The Widow’s Son Raised to Life: Elijah’s faith is tested as he prays for a widow’s dead son, and God demonstrates His power over life and death (1 Kings 17:17-24).

✅ The Showdown at Mount Carmel: Elijah confronts the false prophets of Baal in a powerful display of God’s supremacy, calling Israel to repentance (1 Kings 18:16-40).

✅ The End of the Drought: After years of famine, Elijah prays persistently, and God sends rain, proving His faithfulness to those who trust Him (1 Kings 18:41-46).

These chapters remind us that God is the one true God, and He calls His people to faith, obedience, and complete trust in Him. Elijah’s story challenges us to stand boldly for truth, trust in God’s provision, and reject anything that competes for our devotion.

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