2 Corinthians 4:
3 – 4
And even if
our gospel is
veiled, it is
veiled to those who are perishing.
The god of this age has
blinded the
minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the
gospel….
Paul’s greatest
mission on earth, was to bring sight to the spiritually
blind.
Fact be told, the
church today is filled with spiritually blind people.
Scripture tells us
that only those who know and love Jesus Christ, have spiritual
sight.
We also know, that
the Word of God says that those who love Jesus, obey His commands in
full.
Many people in the
world, think that Jesus was the most narrow minded man of all
time.
Those are the kinds
of people, who can’t see spiritually beyond the end of their
nose.
I’ve actually had
people attend our Winneconne church for a time, and then stopped when they found
out what Jesus requires to follow Him.
Those are the people
I’m talking about, who do not have sight, to see the things of God—at least not
yet.
Jesus is narrow
minded, and that’s why He encourages us to take the path less traveled. The
“narrow”
road.
People with
spiritual blindness, only see what they want to see, and end up taking the first
easy fork that comes along in the road.
People who know
Jesus, can actually see the light, because the Kingdom of Jesus, is the Kingdom
of light.
We all have a choice
in this life—spiritual sight or spiritual blindness.
The result of
spiritual sight is a sincere and sacrificial worship of
God.
Spiritual darkness
is always a life filled with emptiness, darkness and gloom and
doom…..
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