What stops us from asking for help? In this week's sermon, we look at the story of Naaman — a powerful warrior with an incurable problem — and discover that our pride often stands in the way of the healing and grace God freely offers.

In 2 Kings 5, we see a man who has everything… except the one thing he truly needs. His leprosy becomes a symbol of the deeper issue we all face: the sin, guilt, and shame we cannot fix on our own. But through the quiet voice of a young servant girl and the humbling simplicity of Elisha’s message, God delivers a powerful truth — His grace does the saving, not us.

📖 Key Themes:

• God’s grace is humbling — we can’t earn it, we simply receive it.
• True transformation starts with surrender, not strength.
• We don’t need to clean ourselves up before coming to God — He makes us clean.
• Like Naaman, we’re invited to lay down our pride and be made new.

Even in the warning of Gehazi, we’re reminded that being around grace doesn’t mean we’ve accepted it. Are we living transformed lives or just talking about them?

💧 “Jesus' death and resurrection has paid it all — come and be made clean by the living water.” — Titus 3:5