Brother Hughes misplaced his wallet today. As he began to look around his office, he became concerned because he could not find it. He called Sister Hughes to look for it at home, but as he talked to her, he found the wallet in a place where he had just looked. At that moment, God spoke to him and said, “What else are you not seeing that is right there?” Our text is another case of not seeing what was there. The servant went out to find themselves surrounded by the enemy and was alarmed. He began to speak to the man of God in distress and fear, but Elisha prayed, “O God, open his eyes and let him see.” The servant looked up to find the hills full of men and horses to come to their defense. The servant was blinded to the protection and power that were all around him. There was glory beyond the worry. What are we not seeing because we are too focused on our situation? What are we missing because we are distracted by the things around us? The enemy will always place distractions in our way. He will use fear and worries to keep us from focusing on the blessings and promises of God. No matter our surroundings, God will never abandon us. Brother Hughes looked diligently for his wallet, but could not find it. It was there all along, but he did not see it until he looked a second time. God’s protection is there, even if we cannot see it. Are we focused on the worry or looking for the wonder.