Jeremiah TiptonFounder in president of David Hernandez ministries

See Through God’s Eyes

24 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this sermon, the speaker urges listeners to shift from a focus on present difficulties to a perspective of faith, using the biblical account of the Israelites at the Red Sea as a central illustration. He describes how the Israelites faced an impossible situation—an army behind them and a sea before them—yet God instructed Moses to raise his staff, part the waters, and lead them to safety and promise. The speaker parallels this story with modern believers who may feel that their prayers are unanswered or that circumstances are worsening. He argues that true faith involves seeing not what is happening, but what God can do, encouraging the audience to trust in God’s future actions rather than current appearances.

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You may not see the situation changing, but you have to begin to see it through the eyes of faith. Consider the children of Israel when standing before the great sea, an army behind them and a blockage before them. They began to fret until God spoke to Moses. Moses raises that staff, splits the sea, and they cross over into the promise. Now, many of us are like that. We're in situations when we're praying where all we can see is what's going wrong. Maybe you're praying for someone and not only are they not getting better, but it seems like they're actually getting worse. Maybe you're praying for a specific situation, and instead of it improving, it just stays the same, or it also keeps getting worse. This is where you have to begin to see with the eyes of faith, not for what things are, but for what they can be, not for what is happening, but for what God will do.