Gehazi is any interesting figure to me. He had the incredible privilege of serving under the great prophet Elisha. Can you imagine what that must have been like? I mean, wake up every morning knowing that you’ll be hanging out with Elisha. It doesn’t get much better than that. I sometimes try to imagine what it would have been like if I had been able to hang around a great man of God like this. How would his life impact me? Would I be satisfied and fulfilled just by knowing the wonderful opportunity God had provided for me?

“And there was great indignation against Israel” II Kings 3:27 Israel always seems to get slammed. In this instance it was because, under the direction of Elisha, they crushed the Moabites. They did what they were supposed to do in obedience to God.

There are several Bible characters that significantly speak to my heart. Elijah is one of my favorites. His Hebrew name is actually Eliyah which means: My El is Yehovah. We’re given some interesting information about him in James chapter 5.

I’m presently reading through I Kings. Verses 22-61 are Solomon’s prayer of dedication after the Ark is brought into the Temple. As I was going through this chapter, I found my heart once again longing for the time when we will actually be in the presence of our Saviour Yeshua as He rules and reigns upon this earth.

This is a very personal Psalm. It’s as if David is letting us see behind the door of his life. We’re getting to know him in a way that ordinarily we wouldn’t. The wonderful thing about the Psalms of David is that many of them are so intimately revealing