When Elisha's servant panicked at enemy forces, he couldn't see the angels surrounding them. The sermon teaches that God's supernatural support far outnumbers any opposition, and faith lets you see what's already there fighting for you.
Elisha's servant looks around and sees that he's surrounded by enemies. He's filled with fear. He begins to fret. He begins to panic, thinking that he's reached the end. But what he did not see was that in the realm of the supernatural, there were more for him than against him. There were more hosts of angelic armies than there were enemies that were surrounding them. I pray too that we would have our eyes open. I pray too that we would learn to see in the Spirit, to see from the perspective of God's Word, to see from the perspective of God's truth, to see from the perspective of faith, knowing that though we look at the situation and though it looks impossible, though it looks troubling, though it looks dangerous, if only we see through the eyes of faith, that we'll see heaven's army, that we'll see that God is for us. And if God be for us, who can be against us?
