Small People

The story that comes just before this one is about a great man, a highflier, a Very Important Person: Naaman, the commander of Syria’s army (2 Kings 5). And the passage that immediately follows is about an even more important person: Naaman’s boss, the king of Syria himself (2 Kings 6:8–33). Both men have corner offices, fly first class, and live in gated communities. They’re big deals.

But not the people in this story. They’re referred to as “the sons of the prophets,” a group gathered around a prophet such as Elisha, learning from him and serving him. These are the guys who work in a cubicle, fly economy, and live where the houses are small and close together. They’re not famous or important — in fact, we’re not even told their names.

And yet this passage tells their story. In between the internationally significant narratives of a great military leader and a famous political leader is an episode about no-names involved in a purely local affair. This surprising interest in small people seems to have been a recurring feature of Elisha’s ministry (see the stories in 2 Kings 4). It’s also a hallmark of the larger biblical story (notice, for example, the focus on unnamed minor characters throughout the Gospel of Mark).

What’s more, the Bible doesn’t just show an interest in small people for whom things are going well — people who might be a net gain, even in their own small way. Rather, it demonstrates genuine care for small people with problems. That’s certainly the case for the sons of the prophets in 2 Kings 6. In fact, they have two problems.

Small Problems

The first problem is a housing issue. “Now the sons of the prophets said to Elisha, ‘See, the place where we dwell under your charge is too small for us’” (2 Kings 6:1). I get this. Several years ago, with our kids getting older, our house felt cramped, so we moved to a larger one. I wouldn’t deem our housing needs worthy of inclusion in Holy Scripture. Maybe the sons of the prophets felt similarly. But here’s their story — in the Bible. Apparently, the small problems of small people matter to God.

In this case, the sons of the prophets come to Elisha not just with a problem, but with a proposed solution. “‘Let us go to the Jordan and each of us get there a log, and let us make a place for us to dwell there.’ And he answered, ‘Go’” (2 Kings 6:2). Sometimes God meets our needs through miraculous means (he’ll do that in this very story). Other times he helps us through our own activity. Elisha doesn’t make a new house appear out of thin air. Instead, the sons of the prophets mount a logging expedition and build a house.

God often works this way. According to Jesus, God feeds the birds of the air — but as one of my seminary professors used to say, you don’t see birds lying on their backs, waiting for God to drop worms into their beaks. He feeds them through their own worm-finding efforts. Yes, God can provide manna from heaven and bread by raven (1 Kings 17:3–6), but his normal means of provision is our own hard work (2 Thessalonians 3:10).

The second problem involves a lost axe head. “But as one was felling a log, his axe head fell into the water, and he cried out, ‘Alas, my master! It was borrowed’” (2 Kings 6:5). Of course, this is a tiny issue in the grand sweep of things. But when a problem happens to us, we don’t feel that way about it. When it’s our injured leg, our dented car, our negative job review, our extended sickness, the comparatively small problem can feel big. The unnamed man in verse 5 “cried out” — a term connoting real distress. He cries out, “Alas!” He can’t afford to replace that borrowed axe head.

Yes, it’s a relatively small problem — but not to him. Will God even notice? Look what happens next.

Small Miracle

“Then the man of God said, ‘Where did it fall?’ When he showed him the place, he cut off a stick and threw it in there and made the iron float. And he said, ‘Take it up.’ So he reached out his hand and took it” (2 Kings 6:6–7). The description of Elisha as “the man of God” reminds us that Elisha, though a prophet, is a man. He needs to ask where the axe head fell (apparently, the miracle doesn’t include actually locating it!). But the term “man of God” also reminds us that Elisha represents God, speaks for God, does miracles by the power of God. God himself, in the person of his prophet, is involved in this small miracle.

Elisha throws a stick into the water; the axe head floats. We’re not told why a stick is used, but this is undoubtedly a miracle. Iron doesn’t float. As miracles go, it’s a small one. No one is raised from the dead. The fate of a nation doesn’t hang in the balance. There are few witnesses. Even the ending of the story is undramatic. “And he said, ‘Take it up.’ So he reached out his hand and took it.” That’s it. End of story.

So, here’s a summary of this little story: Some small people have a couple of small problems, and God meets their needs — in one case through their own planning and effort, and in the other through a small miracle. Maybe the story doesn’t seem all that important, yet I’m glad it’s in the Bible. It demonstrates that God cares about us and our everyday problems. He acts on our behalf. If we’re attentive, we’ll see that in our own lives.

No Prayer Too Small

I’ve seen God act this way in my own life. I’m a pastor, and a few years ago, I agreed to lead a graveside service for the deceased brother of a friend who lives in town. My friend isn’t a follower of Jesus, so this seemed like a great opportunity to serve him and deepen our friendship. The service was scheduled for 1:00, but somehow, I got it into my head that it began at 1:30. That day, I drove to the cemetery and arrived at about 1:20, thinking I was early. But as I walked toward the grave, I saw many cars and a crowd of people. I looked at my notes, discovered I was in fact twenty minutes late, and felt sick to my stomach.

Surprisingly, though, as I neared the grave, I saw pallbearers pulling a coffin out of a hearse and carrying it toward the grave. My friend greeted me and told me what had happened. An out-of-town funeral home had driven the coffin to the wrong cemetery in our town. A grave had been dug at that cemetery for a different funeral the same day, and they had lowered the coffin into that grave. It took time to discover the error, get the coffin out of the grave and back into the hearse, and drive it to the right place. In fact, it took them twenty minutes. Which meant I arrived right on time. I believe that was the work of God. He knew every little detail, cared for me, and prevented an unintentional offense against my friend. God did a small miracle for a small person (me).

Psalm 147:3–4 says that God “heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. He determines the number of the stars; he gives to all of them their names.” God does big things (like creating and naming the stars) and little things (like binding up the wounds of sad people). So, here’s an invitation: Ask God for his help. Give him your burden. Surrender your problem. He wants you to ask. He sees and cares, no matter how humble and hidden the issue. God took on flesh and came to earth as a tiny, fragile, helpless baby born to a manual laborer. By doing so, he was saying, loud and clear, “I care about small people. I was one myself.” Let’s bring our problems, big and small, to him.

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“It wasn’t so much about leaving as it was about an opportunity to grow a new network that puts faith and family at the forefront of its content,” Bure wrote in response. “I’m very proud of the work I did at Hallmark for 15 years and love all my friends there.”

When she left Hallmark two years ago, she explained to the wall Street Journal what her intentions were.

“My heart wants to tell stories that have more meaning and purpose and depth behind them. I knew that the people behind Great American Family were Christians [who] love the Lord and wanted to promote faith programming and good family entertainment.”

Bure, who was part of the hit 90s sitcom Full House, joined Hallmark in 2008 and went on to be part of 30 films with the channel. In 2022, however, she left amid the channel’s decision to air commercials from an LGBTQ+ wedding registry and event website, Zola.com. In response, conservative activist group One Million Moms put out a petition calling for Hallmark to take down the ads, which was eventually removed. 

Under GAC, Bure has roles in several projects, including a new mystery movie franchise titled “The Ainsley McGregor Mysteries” and a new Christmas movie titled “A Christmas Less Traveled.” She also serves as a GAC executive with the company/

“I’m very excited to develop heartwarming family and faith-filled programming and make the kind of stories my family and I love to watch,” Bure said in a statement. “I am constantly looking for ways that I can inspire people to live life with purpose. GAC fits my brand perfectly; we share a vision of creating compelling, wholesome content for an audience who wants to watch programming for and with the whole family.”

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Televangelist and renowned preacher of the prosperity gospel, Jerry Savelle, has passed away at the age of 76. Savelle, known for his charismatic preaching style and belief in the power of faith to bring material blessings, leaves behind a legacy that has shaped the landscape of contemporary evangelical Christianity.

Born on December 24, 1946, in Shreveport, Louisiana, Savelle began his ministry at a young age. Inspired by his mentor, Kenneth Copeland, Savelle embarked on a journey to spread the message of prosperity and abundance to believers worldwide. He founded Jerry Savelle Ministries International, headquartered in Crowley, Texas, which became a platform for his teachings through television broadcasts, books, and conferences.

Savelle’s theology centered around the concept of the prosperity gospel, which posits that God rewards faithfulness with financial success and material blessings. He emphasized the importance of speaking positive declarations, sowing seeds of faith through financial giving, and expecting divine favor and abundance in return. Despite criticism from some quarters for what they perceived as an overly materialistic interpretation of Christianity, Savelle’s teachings resonated with millions of followers who sought spiritual and financial empowerment.

Throughout his ministry, Savelle traveled extensively, preaching to packed arenas and churches worldwide. He authored numerous bestselling books, including “If Satan Can’t Steal Your Joy,” “Believe You Receive,” and “The Favor of God.” His televised sermons reached millions of households, further cementing his influence within the evangelical community.

Beyond his teachings on prosperity, Savelle was also known for his emphasis on personal growth, integrity, and the importance of living a life aligned with biblical principles. He often shared personal anecdotes of overcoming adversity and experiencing God’s faithfulness, inspiring his followers to pursue their dreams and live victoriously.

Savelle’s passing marks the end of a chapter in modern evangelicalism, but his impact will continue to be felt through the lives he touched and the messages he shared. He leaves behind a global network of believers who have been inspired by his teachings and motivated to live lives of faith, abundance, and purpose. While his physical presence may be gone, his spiritual legacy will endure for generations to come.

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In a world where fame often overshadows personal struggles and triumphs, actress Danica McKellar’s journey toward faith shines as a beacon of hope and renewal. Two years after accepting Jesus as her Lord and Savior, she reflects on her newfound spiritual path with gratitude and humility.

Danica’s story is one of evolution—a journey from doubt to belief, from uncertainty to conviction. As she navigated the highs and lows of life in the spotlight, she found herself grappling with existential questions that lingered in the depths of her soul.

Amidst the noise of Hollywood and the pressures of celebrity, Danica felt a longing for something more profound, something that transcended the fleeting pleasures of fame. It was in this search for meaning that she encountered the transformative power of faith.

Two years ago, Danica made the life-altering decision to accept Jesus into her heart, embracing him as her Savior and finding solace in the promise of redemption. Since then, her journey with God has been one of continual growth and discovery.

In her moments of reflection, Danica acknowledges the profound impact that her newfound faith has had on her life. She speaks of feeling blessed—blessed by the love of God, blessed by the grace of forgiveness, blessed by the peace that surpasses all understanding.

For Danica, faith is not just a belief; it’s a lifeline—a source of strength and guidance that sustains her through life’s trials and tribulations. In the midst of uncertainty and chaos, she finds solace in the unwavering presence of God, knowing that she is never alone.

As she looks back on her journey, Danica’s heart is filled with gratitude. Gratitude for the countless blessings that have been bestowed upon her, gratitude for the love and support of her family and friends, and gratitude for the newfound sense of purpose and fulfillment that faith has brought into her life.

In a world often characterized by division and strife, Danica’s story serves as a reminder of the transformative power of faith. It is a testament to the fact that, no matter where we are in our journey, God’s love is always there, ready to embrace us with open arms and lead us toward a brighter tomorrow.

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In the heart of Eastern Europe, where history echoes with the struggles of nations and the resilience of its people, a new chapter of persecution is being written. It’s a story of faith under fire, of Ukrainian Christians facing torment and oppression at the hands of their Russian neighbors.

The tale begins against the backdrop of a geopolitical landscape marred by tension and conflict. Ukraine, a nation striving for independence and democracy, finds itself locked in a bitter struggle with its powerful neighbor, Russia. Amidst the chaos of war and political turmoil, the voices of the innocent often go unheard.

Enter Speaker Johnson, a beacon of hope amidst the darkness. With ears attuned to the cries of the oppressed, Speaker Johnson listens intently as Ukrainian Christian leaders bravely step forward to share their harrowing tales. They speak of a systematic campaign of torture and targeting orchestrated by Russian forces against their community.

The stories are chilling in their detail. Innocent men and women, devoted to their faith, are subjected to unspeakable horrors merely for worshipping in their own churches and practicing their beliefs. Families torn apart, lives shattered, all in the name of religious persecution.

As Speaker Johnson listens, a sense of urgency grips him. He knows that the world must hear these stories, that the plight of Ukrainian Christians cannot be ignored. With determination in his heart, he vows to take action, to shine a light on the darkness that threatens to consume these brave souls.

Armed with the power of his position, Speaker Johnson rallies international support for the persecuted Christians of Ukraine. He calls upon world leaders to condemn the actions of Russia and to stand in solidarity with those who suffer unjustly. Through diplomacy and advocacy, he seeks to bring an end to the violence and oppression that plagues the region.

But the road ahead is fraught with challenges. The forces of tyranny and oppression are not easily swayed, and the struggle for justice is long and arduous. Yet, Speaker Johnson refuses to be deterred. With unwavering resolve, he presses forward, knowing that the cause of freedom is worth fighting for.

And so, the story of the persecution of Ukrainian Christians by Russia continues to unfold, a tale of bravery and resilience in the face of unspeakable cruelty. But amidst the darkness, there is hope, for there are those like Speaker Johnson who refuse to stand idly by while injustice reigns. And as long as there are voices raised in protest, there is always the chance for a brighter tomorrow.

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In the bustling city of Oakwood, nestled between towering skyscrapers and historic buildings, lies St. Mary’s Church, a cornerstone of the community for generations. Its stained glass windows tell stories of faith, hope, and tradition. Yet, beneath the veneer of tranquility, a quiet revolution brews.

The pews, once filled with fervent worshippers, now echo with the footsteps of fewer attendees, particularly among Gen Z women. A recent survey conducted by Oakwood University’s sociology department revealed a startling trend: more Gen Z women are abandoning the church than their male counterparts.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting long shadows over the churchyard, Pastor Jonathan gathered his thoughts in his dimly lit study. The survey results weighed heavily on his mind. How could a sanctuary that once served as a beacon of solace for so many now be losing its grip on the younger generation, especially women?

He reminisced about his own journey to the priesthood, the unwavering faith that guided him through turbulent times. But for today’s youth, faith seemed elusive, overshadowed by the allure of modernity and skepticism.

Across town, in a cozy apartment adorned with posters of social justice movements and feminist icons, Maya scrolled through the survey findings on her tablet. As a proud Gen Z woman and a staunch advocate for equality, she found herself nodding in agreement with the statistics.

Growing up in a traditional Catholic family, Maya’s Sundays were spent attending mass and reciting prayers. Yet, as she entered her teenage years, she began to question the teachings of the church. Why were women relegated to subservient roles? Why were their voices silenced in matters of faith and doctrine?

Her disillusionment deepened as she witnessed the church’s reluctance to address pressing social issues, from LGBTQ+ rights to reproductive freedom. For Maya and many of her peers, the church’s values no longer aligned with their own evolving beliefs.

Meanwhile, at Oakwood University, Professor Carter sifted through the survey data with a furrowed brow. As an esteemed sociologist specializing in religious studies, she had anticipated some degree of disengagement among Gen Z youth. However, the gender disparity caught her off guard.

In her meticulously organized office, lined with bookshelves brimming with scholarly tomes, Professor Carter pondered the underlying factors driving Gen Z women away from the church. Was it a lack of representation in leadership roles? Was it the failure to address gender-based discrimination within the congregation?

As she delved deeper into her research, Professor Carter embarked on a journey of introspection, grappling with her own relationship with faith and feminism. Like Maya and countless other Gen Z women, she yearned for a spiritual community that embraced diversity, empowerment, and inclusivity.

Back at St. Mary’s Church, Pastor Jonathan convened a meeting of the parish council to discuss the survey findings. The mood was somber as they contemplated the future of their congregation. Should they adapt to the changing times, or cling to tradition at the risk of alienating a generation?

In the end, they chose a path of reconciliation and renewal. With Pastor Jonathan’s guidance, St. Mary’s embarked on a mission to foster a more inclusive and progressive environment, where all members felt valued and heard.

As the church doors swung open on Sunday morning, a sense of anticipation filled the air. Gen Z women, once disillusioned by centuries-old dogma, now found solace in a community that welcomed their voices and honored their experiences.

In the heart of Oakwood, amidst the ebb and flow of societal change, faith endured—not as a relic of the past, but as a beacon of hope for a more equitable future. And in this newfound harmony, the spirit of St. Mary’s thrived, stronger and more resilient than ever before.

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The FBI has arrested an 18-year-old man from Idaho, for allegedly planning to kill churchgoers in his local town after pledging his allegiance to Islamic State.

Alexander Scott Mercurio is accused of plotting to attack multiple churches in Coeur d’Alene on Sunday, “using weapons, including knives, firearms, and fire”.

According to a statement from the Justice Department, a search of his parents’ home found items consistent with his planned attack, including a “metal pipe, handcuffs, folding saw, head coverings, two canisters of butane fuel, and machete”. Several firearms were also discovered in his father’s bedroom.

Court documents say Mercurio “stated he intended to incapacitate his father with a pipe, handcuff him, and use the firearms locked in the closet to attack the church”.

Mercurio allegedly pledged loyalty to ISIS and sought to attack people attending churches in Idaho on 7th April 2024, before the conclusion of Ramadan.

Mercurio used his school-issued computer to plan the attack after finding ‘purpose’ in ISIS, according to an affidavit. He allegedly outlined plans to “kill as many as possible” at multiple local churches in an act of martyrdom.

“This case should be an eye-opener to the dangers of self-radicalisation, which is a real threat to our communities,” special agent in charge Shohini Sinha of the Salt Lake City FBI said.

He now faces charges of attempting to provide material support and resources to ISIS – a designated terrorist organisation. If convicted, Mercurio faces up to 20 years in prison.

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In the wake of Taiwan’s powerful earthquake, the island nation was left reeling from the devastation. The tremors had shattered buildings, fractured communities, and left countless lives in ruins. Amidst the chaos, however, there emerged a beacon of hope – Christian aid groups mobilizing to rebuild lives and restore faith in the midst of despair.

The earthquake struck with a force unseen in decades, its epicenter located deep beneath the earth’s surface, near the eastern coast of Taiwan. Within moments, buildings swayed and crumbled, roads buckled, and panic spread like wildfire through the streets. As the dust settled, the true extent of the damage became painfully apparent – homes reduced to rubble, livelihoods shattered, and families torn apart.

In the aftermath, amidst the chaos and sorrow, Christian aid organizations swiftly moved into action. Their mission was clear: to offer not just physical aid, but also spiritual and emotional support to those grappling with loss and uncertainty. Among them was the Taiwan Christian Relief Foundation, a grassroots organization with deep roots in the local community.

Led by a team of dedicated volunteers, the Taiwan Christian Relief Foundation set up makeshift shelters, providing food, water, and medical assistance to those in need. They worked tirelessly to assess the damage, prioritizing the most vulnerable – the elderly, the sick, and the children who had been orphaned or separated from their families.

But their efforts went beyond mere material aid. Recognizing the profound trauma inflicted by the earthquake, the volunteers also offered counseling and prayer to those struggling to cope with their losses. In churches and community centers turned into sanctuaries, they held vigils and services, inviting survivors to come together in solidarity and find solace in their shared faith.

Among those touched by the compassion of the aid groups was Chen Wei, a father who had lost everything in the quake – his home, his livelihood, and his sense of security. Struggling to make sense of the tragedy, he found refuge in the arms of the volunteers who offered him not just food and shelter, but also a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness.

As days turned into weeks, and weeks into months, the rebuilding effort continued unabated. With the support of Christian aid groups and volunteers from around the world, communities slowly began to rise from the ashes. Homes were rebuilt, schools reopened, and businesses resumed operations, breathing new life into the once-devastated landscape.

But perhaps the most enduring legacy of the earthquake was the sense of solidarity and resilience that emerged in its aftermath. Through their selfless acts of kindness and compassion, the Christian aid groups had not only helped to rebuild physical structures but also the shattered spirits of those affected by the disaster.

As Taiwan embarked on the long road to recovery, the echoes of the earthquake would forever serve as a reminder of the power of faith, community, and love in the face of adversity. And though the scars of the disaster would never fully heal, they would serve as a testament to the strength of the human spirit – a spirit that refused to be broken, even in the darkest of times.

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President Joe Biden’s proclamation recognizing Easter alongside the ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’ has ignited controversy and drawn criticism from Christian leaders across the nation. The juxtaposition of these two events in a single proclamation has sparked debate regarding the intersection of religious observance and LGBTQ+ rights.

The proclamation, issued by the White House, aimed to acknowledge both Easter Sunday, a significant religious holiday commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the ‘Transgender Day of Visibility,’ which celebrates transgender individuals and raises awareness about discrimination they face.

However, many Christian leaders have voiced their disapproval of the proclamation’s framing. They argue that Easter, a cornerstone of Christian faith symbolizing hope, redemption, and renewal, should not be overshadowed or diluted by the recognition of another event, especially one that some view as conflicting with their religious beliefs.

Prominent figures within the Christian community, including clergy members, theologians, and conservative politicians, have condemned Biden’s proclamation as a misrepresentation of the values and priorities of the nation’s majority religious demographic.

Some critics argue that while acknowledging the rights and struggles of transgender individuals is important, doing so within the context of Easter diminishes the religious significance of the holiday for millions of Americans.

Others perceive the proclamation as part of a broader political agenda aimed at advancing LGBTQ+ rights at the expense of religious freedoms. They contend that the Biden administration’s emphasis on inclusivity and diversity has alienated traditional religious communities and undermined their moral convictions.

Amidst the controversy, voices advocating for understanding and dialogue have emerged. Some religious leaders have called for respectful engagement and empathy towards transgender individuals while affirming the importance of religious freedom and expression.

The debate surrounding Biden’s Easter proclamation highlights the ongoing tensions between religious traditions and evolving societal norms. It underscores the challenges of navigating a diverse and pluralistic society where competing values and beliefs often collide.

As the discussion continues, it remains to be seen how policymakers, religious leaders, and the public at large will reconcile the tension between religious observance and social progress in an increasingly diverse and interconnected world.

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Candace Cameron Bure and Kirk Cameron, two well-known figures in the entertainment industry, have long been open about their faith and the role it plays in their lives. Recently, they came together to discuss the power of prayer in a candid and heartfelt conversation that resonated with many.

The siblings, who rose to fame through their roles on beloved television shows like “Full House” and “Growing Pains,” have always been vocal about their Christian beliefs. However, it was their shared experiences and personal journeys that brought them to a deeper understanding of the importance of prayer.

In their discussion, Candace and Kirk shared how prayer has been a constant source of strength and guidance in both the good times and the challenging moments of their lives. They recounted stories of answered prayers, moments of divine intervention, and the profound impact that prayer has had on their relationships, careers, and overall well-being.

For Candace, prayer has been a grounding force amidst the demands of Hollywood and the pressures of public scrutiny. She spoke about how turning to prayer has helped her navigate difficult decisions and stay true to her values in an industry that often promotes different ideals.

Kirk, too, shared his perspective on the transformative power of prayer. From his early days as a child actor to his later career as a producer and speaker, he emphasized the importance of seeking God’s wisdom and guidance through prayer, especially during times of uncertainty or adversity.

Their conversation wasn’t just about personal anecdotes; it also delved into the broader significance of prayer in today’s world. In a culture marked by division, anxiety, and uncertainty, Candace and Kirk stressed the need for individuals to cultivate a deeper spiritual life and to lean on the power of prayer as a source of hope and healing.

Their message resonated with audiences of all backgrounds, sparking discussions about the role of faith in society and the timeless relevance of prayer in an ever-changing world. Whether through social media, interviews, or speaking engagements, Candace and Kirk continue to inspire others to embrace the transformative power of prayer and to seek a deeper connection with the divine in their own lives.

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