Seeing once is not enough — eyes that opened can drift shut again. So how do you keep them open? In the Season 2 finale of Eyes of Your Spirit, Caleb and Grace give you the three disciplines that train your spirit to see the way Elisha saw: meditation, confession, and unhurried time.
Meditation is not emptying your mind — it is filling your mind with the Word until the Word fills you back. Confession is getting your mouth in agreement with what God already said, instead of describing what you see. And unhurried time is the stillness where revelation actually comes, because God is not shouting. Meditate on the Word until it becomes sight. Confess the Word until your mouth agrees with heaven. Make time to be still, and in the stillness, you will see. The episode closes with a declaration to speak out loud over your own life: your eyes are open, the mountain is full, and the truth has your name on it.

The army surrounding you is not the only army on the mountain. In this episode of Eyes of Your Spirit, Caleb and Grace go to 2 Kings 6, where Elisha's servant wakes up in Dothan surrounded by the Syrian army — and Elisha does not pray for the army to leave. He prays something stranger and better: "Lord, open his eyes, that he may see."
The servant was not weak. He was blind. And when God answered, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha. Nothing in the valley changed. Everything in the servant changed. The help was already there before the prayer was prayed. This episode will teach you to pray the simplest, boldest prayer in the Bible over your finances, your health, your family, and your future — and to expect an answer, because God is not hiding the chariots from you. They that are with you are more than they that are against you. Count again, with your spirit this time.

Why do your senses keep overruling God? Because you have been living by sense knowledge — and your senses were never built to see spiritual things. In this episode of Eyes of Your Spirit, Caleb and Grace unpack the two completely different ways God built you to know: sense knowledge, which reports only what your five senses can measure, and revelation knowledge, which is what you know because God said it.
From 1 Corinthians 2, the natural man runs everything through what he can prove, and the things of the Spirit will not fit through that door. But the spiritual man has a second courtroom. When the senses say guilty, the spirit says righteous. When the body says sick, the spirit says healed. When the wallet says empty, the spirit says supplied. Faith does not deny the facts — it refuses to let a temporary fact overrule an eternal truth. Learn the one move the whole Christian life turns on: outranking. The facts are real, but the truth is bigger, and the truth has your name on it.