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ClosePastor David Garver - September 20, 2026
No Sight Needed

In Luke 18:35-43, the narrative centers around Jesus' journey to Jerusalem, underscoring His approach to the Cross and the Tomb, and His mission to save the lost. Amid this journey, a blind man persistently calls out for Jesus' help, despite many trying to silence him. This reflects a broader theme of people disregarding Jesus' words and actions, failing to seek hope and assistance from Him. The blind man, despite his lack of sight, recognizes Jesus as his only hope and fervently cries out for His mercy. The passage challenges readers to reflect on what they may be ignoring that prevents them from recognizing Jesus’ presence and help in their lives.
Scripture References: Luke 18:35-43
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