2 Kings 6:1-7 Our text passage informs of an interesting occurrence that happened during the days of the prophet Elisha. At this time the prophet Elisha was heading the school of prophets, a position he assumed after his spiritual father in ministry the Prophet Elijah has been caught up to heaven in a chariot of fire. Elisha was out with the sons of the prophets (young prophets from the prophetic school under his tutelage) to gather logs of wood so as to build a larger residence for them to stay in. While chopping down trees, one of his young prophets lost the axe head from the axe he had borrowed. Disappointment, shame, and having to explanation the unfortunate circumstance to the owner of the axe seemed to loom ahead of this son of the prophet. As our text passage reveals, all hope was not lost, the axe head dropped by the prophet in training under Elisha's tutelage floats to the surface of the Jordan river where it had dropped and sunk, that is a miracle! On a regular day, goi...

Genesis  24:9,10 Our text passage informs us Eliezer the senior servant of Abraham left for the region Abraham was from with ten camels for the purpose of getting Isaac (Abraham's heir) what was needed at the time in Isaac's life, a wife. Camels in scriptures represent what God uses to convey your needs, wants or miracles to you. Camels in the Bible represent supplies and provision. Camels in Bible times were used for business and transportation, they are still used for such purposes today in certain parts of the world. The title of this message is prophetic. Your camels are coming is a prophetic declaration and decree that God will supply all your needs and make provision for all your wants according to His will. A good wife was a need in Isaac's life when the camels came, on top of one of the camels was Rebeccah the lady who would become his wife. Through a miracle process, Isaac's need for a wife was supplied and she arrived on a camel. Genesis 24:61-64 Your own nee...