Summary
Max Lucado emphasizes the spiritual blindness that he believes affects much of humanity, leading to widespread confusion and chaos in the world. He points to various global issues, such as the threat of war, hunger, racism, and abortion, as evidence of this blindness. According to Lucado, many people fail to grasp the meaning of life and the love of God due to this spiritual condition.
He references scripture, noting that the devil blinds the minds of non-believers, preventing them from seeing the light of the gospel and the glory of Christ. Lucado calls for a "spiritual ophthalmologist," suggesting that Jesus can restore sight to those who are spiritually blind, just as he did for a man in need on the road to Jerusalem. He concludes with a message of hope, reminding listeners that they are never alone in their struggles.
Show Notes
From Heaven’s viewpoint, our earth is populated by sightless people. They do not see the meaning of life or the...
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