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Mission Conference 2026 | October 28th, 2026 | David Snyder | Elisha: The Prophet of God - Part 2 | II Kings 6-7

This sermon examines the encounter between Saul and Samuel in 1 Samuel 9, highlighting the contrast between Saul's initial focus on lost donkeys and the divine purpose of his kingship. It emphasises Samuel's humility and approachability, noting that true spiritual authority does not require outward display or prestige. The text explores Samuel's gracious acceptance of his successor, demonstrating that obedience to God must be wholehearted and free from personal resentment or bitterness. Furthermore, the sermon urges believers to seek the counsel of older, experienced Christians rather than relying solely on technology or peer groups. Ultimately, the central message calls for a posture of stillness and submission, where individuals listen to God's Word and allow it to govern their lives under the ultimate authority of Jesus Christ.

This sermon examines the Prayer of the Publican from Luke 18:13, analyzing the theological weight of acknowledging one's status as a sinner before a holy God. It contrasts the humility of the publican with the pride of the Pharisee, using examples from Isaiah and Exodus to illustrate the overwhelming nature of God's holiness and the human inability to stand in His presence without a mediator. The message emphasizes that God's justice is satisfied through the atoning work of Jesus Christ, allowing Him to extend mercy to those who repent. The preacher urges the audience to recognize their total depravity and need for grace, concluding that justification is found only in the cross, not in personal righteousness.