Comments on: The Strength of Seeing

By: Sharon

Sharon — Sun, 01 Aug 2010 14:26:22 +0000

Yes, this makes so much sense! Thank you!
I’ve always wanted to see as Eijah saw. Yet now I know, I do, not “visibly”, but in the spirit. Blessed are those who do not see (visibly), but believe (because they see in the spirit realm).
I’m likening it in my life, to Abram going down to Egypt during the famine. God sends famines into our lives to “test” us (show us ourselves). Trials, tribulations, rejections, health issues, etc. Famines can come in many forms. But the question is, shall I go down to Egypt (enter into fear and discouragement), or will I stay in Canaan (trusting in God through the famine, knowing that He will direct my steps through it)? Will I go to Egypt (keep my eyes on the enemy, the problem, the sickness), or will I remain in Canaan (keep my eyes on and my trust in the Lord)?

By: Randall

Randall — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 21:46:55 +0000

Have been asking for quite some time now to “see” yet I’m still saying “Alas”. Will someone please pray for seeing and discernment.

Thank you.

Randall

By: Tina Baxley

Tina Baxley — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 21:15:32 +0000

Yes indeed, if we would by faith, as we have believed on Him, would also walk in Him then the results would be seeing as a result of believing instead of believing as a result of seeing.
Our biggest and really only sin is unbelief- His word says He overcame the world, and He lives in us, therefore we are overcomers. Our eyes being opened as we see with His eyes, and celebrate the Glory of His love and what He has accomplished for us as He dwells within.
Blessings
Tina

By: Ken Burgess

Ken Burgess — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 14:41:24 +0000

Chip, What a powerful revelation. Not one that we are “seeing” for the first time but “seeing again.” Recently I was having a conversation with a brother and smack dab in the middle of our, mostly his, going on about the things he had been going through. THE LORD spoke this into my spirit: “IF IT AIN’T ALL ABOUT HIM, (JESUS), IT AIN’T ABOUT HIM AT ALL.” I immediately shared this with my friend and it jarred him so hard he said, “what did you say?” I repeated it to him and he continued on talking, and talking and I don’t think he ever, “got it.” I believe this lines up perfectly with “seeing” and “not seeing.” If HE is our, “ALL IN ALL,” then we must see HIM in ALL things, situations, attacks against us, etc. If our eyes are open to see HIM then we will also see what he reveals to us, which is what HE sees from HIS vantage point of, “being seated at the right hand of the FATHER.”

By: jean moore

jean moore — Sun, 27 Dec 2009 13:24:20 +0000

A WONDERFUL ARTICLE OF GREAT TRUTH! I NOW KNOW HOW TO PRAY FOR OTHERS IN A MUCH BETTER WAY! THANK YOU FOR SHARING MUCH WISDOM! JEAN

By: Judy T Chong

Judy T Chong — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 12:30:19 +0000

Yes agreed. Unless we know deep in our Spirit that the one in us is Greater than the one out there, the victory is already there.

Yes, we need to “See”. We truly need else we will always be fighting a losing battle.

I believe the first step is crucial or should I say the first thought is crucial.

Thanks Brother Chip for this article. This article must be read.

Blessings
Judy