Hidden in Plain Sight

The Lord says, “Imagine with Me a word game of ‘Seek and Find’; the puzzle game that has words hidden within it. The object of this game is that you are to find a list of words that are concealed within the puzzle. These words can be challenging to locate although they are hidden in plain sight. They are right before you but your success in finding them is determined by your focus.

The same is true in the spirit, there are things and solutions that are hidden in plain sight. So, I challenge you to check and evaluate your primary focus. Where and how you are focusing, and on whom is your focus centred?

If your focus is on problems, the kingdom of darkness, and negative forces, then that is likely all you will see. But if your primary focus is on finding Me, then you will see that the answers and the solutions that have been made available to you all along, hidden in plain sight.”

Activation: 

Consider diving into a reflective scripture study session with the Holy Spirit centred around the verses provided and the theme of seeking God’s presence and solutions. Choose a quiet time and space to read through Proverbs 25:2, Jeremiah 29:13, and Luke 24:15-16 slowly and thoughtfully. As you read, engage the Holy Spirit. Ask Him to open your eyes and remove the spiritual blindness from you that has kept you from seeing Him in the midst of you. Meditate on how actively seeking Him with your whole heart can open your eyes to the hidden truths and solutions He has in store for you. Journal your thoughts and what He reveals to you on where your focus has been recently and how it aligns with seeking Him.

Proverbs 25:2 (TPT)

God conceals the revelation of his word in the hiding place of his glory. But the honor of kings is revealed by how they thoroughly search out the deeper meaning of all that God says.

Jeremiah 29:13 (NKJV)

And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.

Luke 24:15-16 (NCV)

While they were talking and discussing, Jesus himself came near and began walking with them, but they were kept from recognizing him.