The sermon centers on the spiritual reality behind the historical conflict in 2 Kings 6, where Elisha's prayer opens the eyes of his servant to see God's heavenly army, revealing that divine power far surpasses earthly forces. It draws a parallel between the physical warfare of ancient Israel and the ongoing spiritual battle between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent, emphasizing that believers today face not merely human enemies but spiritual forces of darkness. The prayer of Elisha, which grants sight to the faithful while blinding the enemy, points forward to Christ, the ultimate prophet, priest, and king, whose intercession secures victory over sin, death, and the devil. The sermon underscores that the Christian's warfare is not with flesh and blood but with spiritual powers, and that the response to enemies is not violence but grace—mirroring Christ's sacrifice for His enemies, who were once alienated but now are reconciled through the gospel. Ultimately, the message calls believers to trust in Christ's sovereign power, to pray for spiritual sight, and to live in the hope of His coming kingdom, where all enemies will be subdued and all eyes will see the glory of God.