The story in Mark 8 of Jesus healing a blind man includes some key people who, though easy to overlook, are essential to the story. Verse 22 mentions “some people” who brought the man to Jesus and “begged him to touch him.” The Bible is full of stories of people who bring people to Jesus and beg him on their behalf to then watch Jesus heal, restore, deliver, and forgive like only he can do. These stories in the Bible and that we see at work around us should lead us to ask ourselves the critical question, “How can you, how can I, how can we bring people to Jesus?”
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The Beauty of the Gospel in a World of Broken Marriages
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The Cross and Christian Sanctification
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From Surviving to Thriving: As a Church
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The Cross and Christian Suffering
From Surviving to Thriving
The Cross and Christian Community
Christmas Hope: How Can You Keep on Rejoicing in Suffering?
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