Cathedral Of His Glory

Introduction: Last week I ministered on the subject, "But." Those who were here, and paid attention, realize that I did not finish the story. I did that on purpose. We were looking at a man who had everything. He had position; he had power; he had riches. "But" he was a leper. His name was Naaman. His disease was a symbol of sin in both the Old Testament and in the New. I pointed out that it separated him from his loved ones, that it was ugly. That is why we have the expression, "ugly as sin." I also explained that the disease took over and controlled everything else in life. Next, we pointed out that the king was asked to heal him. Kings, governments, or wealth could not solve the problems. They could not then, and they cannot now! Yet, a servant girl knew the answer. The answer to the "But" in life is always found in the places men do not look. Now we will look at the answer to Naaman. But guess what? When he hears the answer, he gives "Excuses." 2 Kings 5:8-12(NKJV) – 8So it was, when Elisha the man of

2 Kings 5:1(NKJV) — 1Now Naaman, commander of the army of the king of Syria, was a great and honorable man in the eyes of his master, because by him the Lord had given victory to Syria. He was also a mighty man of valor, but a leper. Introduction: This one verse of scripture describes all the problems with mankind. Naaman was regarded as one of the greatest men in Syria. He had it all! Riches! Power! Honor! He was on top of the world - “But!” There is always something that spoils life - But!