SOARING WINGS!

Isaiah 40:31 GNT

But those who trust in the LORD for help will find their strength renewed. They will rise on wings like eagles; they will run and not get weary; they will walk and not grow weak.


What does it mean to soar?

To soar means to fly or rise high in the air: to mount and maintain height without flapping wings or struggling, relying on a higher power.

There is a grace for every prophecy and season. The grace that comes with every prophecy will make room for one to soar.

Soaring is all about faith—the adventure of faith that seeks to experience explosive miracles, signs, and wonders that are uncommon on ground zero.

Amazingly, the Lord likened us to eagles, not chickens, vultures, or pigeons. Why? Eagles are powerful and strong, enabling them to move at great speed and altitude.

The eagle is the only bird powerful enough to own the skies. The same power we’ve been given to soar comes from the distribution of God’s anointing in Acts 1:8, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Eagles symbolize power, and God used the imagery of an eagle to issue warnings, as He did with Israel and other nations, giving us the power mentioned in Jeremiah 49:22.

God chose the powerful and unstoppable eagle to demonstrate His sovereign control over everything, telling us we’re created for more—much more than we give ourselves credit for.

2 Timothy 1:7 says we’ve not been given the spirit of fear, but it’s that fear the enemy uses to keep us earth-bound, making us afraid to fly. The sky is not the limit for believers but the foundation and the beginning. Proverbs 30:19 tells us the way of an eagle in the sky represents God’s handiwork, depicting His wondrous work.

If we have faith in God, we will soar high like an eagle, representing courage and freedom, with immense strength, power, and skill.

As eagles, we are meant to fly in an unlimited atmosphere. This means God desires that we operate and function in an unrestricted domain in our potentials, gifts, skills, and abilities. We must not be limited in our thoughts and mind because mounting up (soaring) with wings as an eagle starts in the mind.

We should desire to see the characteristics of an eagle in us. These include:

Speed: We are anointed to achieve unimaginable feats within an unimaginable period, depending on the Holy Spirit to carry us.

Vision: An eagle is said to spot a rabbit from miles away because of its good vision. God has given us all vision and anointed us to see beyond our limitations.

Fearlessness: Necessary for a warrior, we must always be prepared and loaded with scriptures before war comes. This is the only way to overcome fear.

Tenacity: We must be resolute, firm, resistant, dogged, and determined in warfare. We are anointed to be rugged because tough situations don’t last. Only tough people do. Eagles soar during strong winds, so we must soar in the storms of life.

The anointing is a special action and empowerment by the Holy Spirit, the supernatural power of God needed to do all that pertains to soaring.

The eagle does not struggle to fly; it depends on the speed of the wind, waiting and knowing when to fly as the Spirit leads.

Everyone is anointed for something, called to do something. As 1 John 2:20 says, “But you have been anointed by the Holy One, and you all have knowledge.”

The soaring wing of the Eagle is different from every other bird. The Lord expects us to be like the eagle, using the powerful wings on us to fly high without struggle, with divine vision, by the strength of the Lord to excel, prosper, and be fruitful in all things.

You have eagles’ wings and have been anointed to soar. So, soar!

PRAYER: Lord, thank you for seeing me as an eagle. Help me to see myself as that and fly unrestrained in faith and godly strength. In Jesus’ name, amen.

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