Show Notes
Barry Stevenson opens with a powerful call to examine how clearly we truly see, challenging us to look beyond surface-level faith.
Barry takes us through a journey in Mark 8:22–38, where Jesus heals a blind man in stages, Peter both confesses and stumbles, and we are confronted with the cost of discipleship. Through these stories, we are reminded that our understanding of Christ often begins blurry, like walking trees, but is sharpened as we follow him. Together we are urged to lay down self-centred lives, take up our cross, and embrace the hope of eternal life with Jesus, even when that path brings suffering or sacrifice.
Recorded at the Hukanui Bible Church morning service on Sunday the 21st of September 2025 during the 10:00 am service.
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