Special Message: Mother's Day | 2 KINGS 4:1-6 | In Honor Of...

Mother's Day brings joy and grief into the same room. In this special message from 2 Kings 4:1-6, Pastor John walks through the story of a widow who came to her breaking point with nothing left but a small jar of oil, and discovered that the breaking point for us is so often the starting point for God. Whether you are a mom carrying impossible expectations, a woman walking through infertility, a son or daughter navigating a hard relationship, or anyone who has come to the place where life is demanding more than you have to give, this message is for you. God does not ask for more than we have. He asks for what is left. And He specializes in filling what we surrender. If you feel poured out, emotionally empty, or spiritually dry, your insufficiency is not the end of God's activity in your life. It may be exactly where it begins. -- ABOUT CROSSLIFE CHURCH CrossLife is a dynamic group of people of all ages who are seeking to become passionate followers of Jesus Christ in a challenging and ever-changing world. With three locations across the Orlando, Florida area, we'd love to welcome you on a Sunday! Find locations, service times, information about our ministries, and more about CrossLife Church at https://crosslifechurch.com/ -- CONNECT WITH US Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CrossLifeFL Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crosslifefl/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CrossLifeChurchFL -- HAVE A QUESTION? We'd love to help! Contact us using this form and a member of our team will gladly get in touch with you: https://crosslifechurch.com/contact -- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 – A Conversation With Mom 01:01 – The Trash Compactor Confession 05:03 – Long Days, Short Years 06:18 – Wired Like My Mom 08:01 – Joy and Grief in the Same Room 09:05 – The Grief No One Sees 10:21 – The Impossible Job Description 12:14 – When Life Demands Too Much 13:27 – Your Breaking Point, God's Starting Point 13:46 – A Widow With Nothing Left 18:45 – Fear Changes Your Vision 21:42 – As Long As You Th