The Blind See

When people are refused access to Christ by those closest to him, the result is empty, hollow religion. Ugly religion.

Hard to believe? Yet it happens—even in the church. It happens when a church spends more time discussing the style of its sanctuary than it does the needs of the hungry. It happens when a church is known more for its stance on an issue than its reliance upon God. It happens when we think Jesus has more important things to do than to be bothered by such insignificant people.

Christ thought otherwise. “Jesus felt sorry for the blind men and touched their eyes, and at once they could see” (Matthew 20:34). In that moment, of all the people, it is the blind who really saw Jesus.