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Oct 26, 2026 47 min

Participation Week 4 October 25, 2026

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Participation | Week 4 — Numb to the Supernatural What if the greatest danger to our spiritual lives isn't what we can't see, but that we've stopped looking? In 2 Kings 6:8–17, Elisha prays for God to open his servant's eyes, revealing an unseen army of heaven surrounding them. That same spiritual reality challenges us today: Have we become so consumed with the natural world that we've grown numb to the supernatural? In Week 4 of Participation, Pastor Lindsey challenges us to recognize the unseen spiritual realities at work around us, examine what we've become comfortable celebrating, and remember the unmatched authority of Jesus Christ over every power of darkness. From the fall of Dagon before the Ark of the Covenant to Christ's ultimate victory through the cross, we're reminded that our God is not merely a part of the supernatural—He is sovereign over it all! As carriers of God's presence, we weren't created to live spiritually asleep. We were called to participate in His Kingdom, walk in His authority, and live with eyes open to His presence. The question is: Are we participating with the Kingdom of God or unknowingly cooperating with the kingdom of darkness? It's time to awaken from spiritual numbness and pray the same prayer Elisha prayed: "O LORD, open his eyes and let him see!" Scripture: Psalm 121:1–2 | 2 Kings 6:8–17 | 1 Samuel 5:1–8 | John 13:21–27

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