Joseph Baker examines the conditions of the siege of Samaria in 2 Kings 6 and 7, reflecting on the distress of the city, the reliability of divine deliverance through the word of the Lord, and the contrast between human despair and God's provision. He explores why sharing the gospel often feels like a burdensome duty rather than an overflow of joy, drawing parallels from the four lepers who discovered the abandoned Syrian camp and recognized that keeping such good news to themselves was unrighteous.

This message is from our 2026 Conference and was recorded on 1/11/26