Stand Still in the Whirlwind

Life's challenges can feel like a relentless whirlwind, but Dr. GreGory's inspiring sermon on Sunday reminded us not to fear these storms. Instead, he encouraged us to see them as tools in God's hands, and to "stand still in the whirlwind" as God works to confound our enemies.

Pastor urged us to understand that our prayers and cries rise up in the whirlwind and, in the process, cast out the enemy. It’s in these moments of stillness, when we let God take control, our greatest victories are won. The whirlwind, far from being a force of destruction, becomes an instrument of deliverance. Pastor also emphasized these five powerful declarations again:

1. Sudden Restoration

2. Instantaneous Intervention

3. Miraculous Resuscitation

4. Extraordinary Recovery

5. Emergency Revival

   
   

These declarations are more than words—they are promises from God that no matter how fierce the storm, He is working behind the scenes for our good.

Eagles and Dynamic Soaring: God gave Dr. GreGory a revelation about eagles and their relationship with the wind. Eagles are masters of the wind, utilizing wind currents to soar effortlessly. They engage in what is called "Dynamic Soaring," where they navigate the winds to their advantage, using the wind to provide momentum rather than resistance.

What a powerful metaphor for our lives! Pastor reminded us of Isaiah 40:31, "But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint."  When the whirlwinds come, we, too, are called to mount up with wings like eagles, riding the currents of life’s challenges with grace and strength.

The Wind is Our Ally

One of the most profound points from the sermon was this: The wind is our ally. What may seem like adversity is actually a divine wind designed to propel us forward. As believers, we don’t have to worry, for the battle is not ours; it’s the Lord’s. The wind is not against us. It is God’s way of helping us soar like eagles, higher and stronger than we ever imagined. So, the next time you feel the winds of life picking up, don’t be afraid. Instead, stand still, trust in God, and let the wind be your ally.