What if God is asking you to see something you've never seen before? Not from where you hope to be, but right where you are standing today.
This weekend we learned that vision begins with separation - letting go of what limits us so we can see what God is revealing. Sometimes the very things we're holding onto are the things keeping us from seeing the extraordinary future God has planned.
Here's what we are learning: worship enlarges capacity before blessing arrives. We don't need more plans. We need to build more altars.
Abram stood on barren ground with no home, no son, no map - yet God told him to look in every direction and see what would be his. Peter went to a rooftop to pray and God completely transformed how he saw his mission. Both had to lift their eyes in faith before they could step into their purpose.
The challenge for us: What is God asking you to let go of so you can see what He's revealing? Maybe it's a relationship, a mentality, an offense, or even good things that are absorbing your capacity for the great things God has planned.
Faith sees what's possible, not just what is. You can't possess what you refuse to perceive.
So today, would you lift your eyes? Not to escape your current reality, but to let faith recalibrate it. The vision God has for your life, your family, and our church together is bigger than we can imagine - but it starts with being willing to see it.
