Tucked near the end of 2 Kings is one of the briefest and most surprising scenes in the Old Testament—an encounter involving the prophet Elisha’s burial place and a group of men caught in an unexpected situation. It’s a moment easy to overlook, yet it carries a message far bigger than the details of the story. This passage invites us to consider how God continues to work through His people long after their circumstances have changed, and even long after their lives are over. It challenges us to think about the kind of legacy we’re building and the ways God can use our faithfulness in ways we might never see. Today we’ll explore what this unusual account teaches us about influence, obedience, and a God whose power doesn’t stop when our moments do.