Keep Your Eyes on Me

In this message, we’re invited to shift our attention from fear and anxiety to a single, steady gaze on Jesus (Ps 16:8; Ps 25:15). We watch King Jehoshaphat lead Judah through crisis with the humble prayer, “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on You,” and learn to do the same in our battles.

Then, through the woman in Mark 5 who presses through the crowd to touch Jesus’ garment, we see how faith meets power the moment our focus reaches for Him.

The call is simple and practical: fix your eyes on the Lord—daily, deliberately—and let Him meet natural problems with supernatural answers.