Soaring Above Life’s Storms | Joyce Meyer

Join Joyce Meyer as she shares the profound wisdom of Isaiah 40, revealing the hidden beauty behind the scripture’s promise of mounting up with wings like eagles. Learn how, like eagles, we as believers can face life’s storms with courage, embracing challenges instead of running from them. Discover the transformative power of trusting God through trouble and allowing Him to elevate you above the storms, ultimately turning adversity into a testimony of strength and faith.

Joyce Meyer, one of the world’s leading practical Bible teachers and New York Times best-selling author, shares encouragement and advice to help us enjoy our daily lives.

With a heart to share Christ and love people, Joyce’s messages help people in all walks of life to grow in their faith, learn to study the Bible, find healing from the wounds of life, get answers to life’s questions and encounter the love of God in a powerful way.

You know, the Bible says in Isaiah 40 that when we wait on god, we will mount up with wings like e Eagles who mount up close to the sun.
Well, if you’ve never really looked any further than just reading that scripture, you may not really understand the total beauty of it, but an eagle has an ability to fly so high they’re not afraid of the storms of life.
They actually have tunnel vision, and they can see miles and miles away when a storm is coming.
And instead of running from it or having a, uh, a bad attitude or a fearful attitude, they actually wait for it to come, and they let the the draft of the storm, when it hits them, it pops them up above the storms and they can fly around in freedom and just look down at what’s happening.
Well, see, that’s the way that we should be as believers. We don’t have to run from problems.
Amen? And you know why?
You have to have enough experience with god, and it takes some time to get to this point but honestly and truly, none of us like trouble.
But if you love god and you want what he wants in your life and you don’t give up, There’s nothing absolutely nothing that comes your way that god will not be able to take it and somehow or another work it out for your benefit in your life.
The thing may not be good, but god is good.
That doesn’t mean that god brought your trouble but he’ll use your trouble to make you a stronger believer and to be a better witness to somebody else.