Ever been caught up in storm prep panic? Buying ridiculous “emergency” items like you’re stocking up for the apocalypse? Or are you one of those gas gauge gamblers, pushing your car to the limits and praying you make it to the pump?

This week, we’re diving into 2 Kings 4 and the story of a desperate widow, a tiny flask of oil, and a miracle that only happened when she made room for it. What does this story teach us about faith, obedience, and how we see what we have?

We’re breaking down Adam’s key points:
🔹 Start with what you have—God will do the rest. What if the miracle you’re waiting for is already in your hands?
🔹 Obedience makes room for God’s provision. Before the provision is public, faith has to be private. How do we make space for what God wants to do?
🔹 God’s supply isn’t the problem—our capacity to receive is. So how do we increase our capacity?

Plus, a fun round of Over or Under: Container Edition (because after this sermon, we’re all rethinking our Tupperware).

Bottom Line: Faith doesn’t wait for what you want—it starts with what you have.

Challenge: Where do you need to create space for blessing?

Don’t miss this conversation—it just might shift how you see what God has already placed in your hands. 🎧