John 9:39-40

"Then Jesus told [the man who had been healed of his blindness], "I entered this world to render judgment — to give sight to the blind and to show..."

A King headed to a cross, the foal of a donkey, and a formerly blind man who followed along the way. James Nored and Phil Ware remind us that many were blind to Jesus as the Messiah because he refused to be the kind of Messiah they expected; he was the upside down Messiah.

What's clouding your vision? Tom Norvell shares with us that fear keeps a protective covering over ourselves and keeps us from seeing and experiencing the beauty and wonder that God has for us in our world and in other people.

"Dear Disciple, On two previous days, I have had you look at John's account of the man who was born blind and whom I healed. We've seen how people can..."

What's it like to be on the inside, not being able to look out? This is the story of the blind man in John 9.

Don’t believe the voice in your head that says that it’s up to you to do it or to overcome it. Max Lucado reminds us that we can believe in Jesus and that Jesus can handle whatever we bring Him.