In “Running on Empty,” week three of Bethany Church’s Faith Works series on the life of Elisha, the message moves from “Burn” and “Dig” to the third faith action, “Pour,” using the story in 2 Kings 4:1–7 of a prophet’s widow.  Four principles come out of her story. First, our problems can push us toward God. Second, God starts with what we already possess, and the “except” we overlook. Third, God fills what we pour, as the oil kept flowing into every borrowed jar while she obeyed. Fourth, His provision flows as long as we keep bringing jars, until her debt was paid and her family had enough to live on. The message names fear as the main barrier to pouring, answers it with Scripture, and points to David’s sling, Moses’ staff, and the five loaves and two fish as proof that God specializes in doing a lot with a little. It closes by challenging listeners to identify what’s “in their house,” whether that’s money, time, faith, a testimony, an invitation, or a prayer, and to pour it out in trust.