2 Kings 4:2, NIV Elisha replied to her, "How can I help you? Tell me, what do you have in your house?" "Your servant has nothing there at all," she said, "except a small jar of olive oil."The poor widow in 2 Kings 4 was desperate. Things were so bad that not only could she not pay her bills, but the creditors were coming to take her two sons as payment. When she said she had nothing at all, she was saying, "It's too late. I'm done." What good was the small jar of olive oil in the light of her huge debt? Yet when she obeyed Elisha's word to get containers and pour a little oil in them, the miracle happened and the oil kept flowing. Don't discount the small thing you have--small opportunities, small income, small gifts. It may seem too small, but God knows how to multiply. God doesn't expect us to have great faith all the time, but He expects us to obey. When tough times come and you think it's impossible, just say, "God, all I have is this little bit of oil, but I'm here to obey." Then watch what God will do. May I remind you that the God of heaven is the God of the impossible possibilities!Father, thank You that You are the true and living God, and You reward those who honor You. Thank You that my obedience can never earn Your blessing, but it can lead to it. I believe that when I am doing the right thing You will reward me with favor. In Jesus' Name, Amen.Send us a text Pastor Ricardo and Nuvia McCalla and company

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