What do you have? It sounds like a simple question, but it cuts right to the heart of how God works in our lives. This message takes us into the story of a desperate widow in 2 Kings 4, a woman who had nothing left but a small jar of oil and two sons facing a creditor at the door. When the prophet asks her what she has, her answer starts with 'nothing' but ends with 'but.' That one word changes everything. The same pattern shows up at a wedding in Cana, where stone jars filled with ordinary water become something extraordinary. In both stories, the miracle does not begin until someone takes a step of obedience that looks, on the surface, completely absurd. The oil does not stop flowing until there are no more vessels to fill. The water does not become wine until someone dips into the jar and carries it to the master. God meets us in our emptiness, not our fullness, and He fills us right to the brim. The question for us is not whether God is willing to move. The question is how many vessels we are willing to gather.