When your brook runs dry.

When your brook runs dry.

We want to deal today with the topic of financial uncertainty, financial challenges, and bring hope, encouragement, as well as biblical understanding on God wanting to provide for us in every season of our life, especially in seasons that are difficult and in seasons

that are hard.

We will also pray to then at the end of the service for people that have physical illnesses,

but people who are facing challenges and need divine intervention.

Here at Hungry Jen, we believe in miracles.

We expect those miracles. We expect those miracles. We anticipate

those miracles and we pray for those miracles. And you see this testimony is happening every single

time. They don't happen randomly. They don't happen on accident. People believe in that. We fast.

Every day we pray at these altars that when people step in, the seizures

will be healed, that cancers will be gone, that asthma and arthritis will be gone. Same thing in

our second sanctuary. We're believing for that. Today is going to be no different. Amen.

If you have your Bible, let's go together with me to 1 Kings chapter 17 and verse 4.

First Kings chapter 17 and verse 4. And it shall be that you shall drink from the brook that I have

commanded the ravens and I have commended the ravens to feed you there. And he went and did according to the word of the Lord, verse five.

And he went and stayed by the brook Sharif, which flows into Jordan.

Verse six.

The ravens brought him bread and meat in the morning and bread and meat in the evening.

And he drunk from the brook. And it happened after a while.

Somebody say a while. That the brook dried up. And there was there had been no, because there had

been no rain in the land. And the word of the Lord came to him saying, arise and go to Zarifath, which belongs to

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