Your Axe-head Will Float Again (part 3)
(Read: II Kings 6:1-7)
Resurrection power. The axehead in our story also brings to mind the ultimate potential of resurrection. IF something is to be resurrected, it must first be dead, without hope and unable to perform its intended purpose.
So, whatever in our lives that we consider of grave importance for our advancement will always be available. Circumstances may appear to leave us in a state of despair, confusion and dismay.
Yet, we must always remain cognizant of the fact that “El Hay” the Lord of resurrection is ever present.
El Hay has the power to reverse the laws of nature. He has the supernatural ability to operate above nature, through nature and around nature. This very power was exhibited at the Cross. Jesus demonstrated that although once dead – even death had no victory over Him.
Even though the axehead in this story was out of sight physically, because of the resurrection power that was always present, the axehead had the ability to defy the laws of nature – receive the resurrection power, and be an open display for all to observe.
Therefore, we must always remain hopeful, confident, unwavering and assured in the resurrection power that is at our disposal. We must never lose sight of who and whose we are in the realm of the Spirit.
The axehead (something in the natural) had to succumb to resurrection power (something supernatural).
We must be determined that from today forward, we will walk above the limitations of nature. We must call on our El Hay to resurrect any and everything that is required for our advancement. REMEMBER: Impossibilities are transformed into possibilities when we learn to SPEAK to adverse conditions and exercise our authority and power over them - our resurrection power!
“That I may know him and the power of his resurrection, …..” Philippians 3:10a
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