This message serves as the fourth installment in a series on partnership, focusing specifically on being opportunistic. Pastor Joseph Davis breaks down the distinction between those who simply consume the benefits of a church and those who reciprocate through covenant partnership. He addresses the reality of spiritual warfare, the importance of mental health awareness in the church, and the sovereign nature of God to use people who are still navigating their own personal "leprosy" or issues.

-- God is looking for partners, not just members. While membership provides identity, partnership requires contributing your skills, prayers, and resources to the mission of Christ.

-- Growth in the church must be about quality, not just quantity. True growth is measured by the administration of the Spirit and the depth of discipleship within the congregation.

-- Spiritual and natural healing are both valid. There is a need for balance between professional mental health support and the spiritual authority to cast out demonic oppression.

-- God uses people with defects. Like Naaman, you can be honorable and favored while still carrying "issues." Your current state does not disqualify you from being an instrument of God’s deliverance.

-- Opportunistic partnership looks for ways to bless others even in difficult seasons. Just as the captive maid pointed Naaman toward his healing, our testimony can lead others to their breakthrough.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- James 1:8

-- Luke 8:1-3

-- 2 Kings 5:1-16

-- 1 John 1:9

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Pastors Joseph and Robbin Davis

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