All of us have blind spots in our lives. That is areas of sin that you don't notice or that we tend to downplay.

But these small and seemingly harmless blind spots can have disastrous results in terms of our relationship

with God and with others.

Welcome to the Radical with David Flat Podcast, the latest sermons from teacher, author, and

pastor David Platt delivered weekly.

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Well in today's sermon from Genesis, chapter 28 through 35, David Platt shows us how these truths

play out in the life of Jacob. Greatfully, God in his grace is able to open our eyes to our blind spots, to forgive us of our sins, and to

enable us to walk in new obedience.

All this is based on what Christ has done for us. Here's David with a sermon title blind spots

from Genesis chapter 28 through 35. If you have a Bible and I hope you or somebody around you does that you can look on with.

Let me invite you to open with me to Genesis chapter 28.

Genesis, first book in the Bible, chapter 28 and you're turning, I want to greet those of you

in Montgomery County and Louden, Prince William,

on Main Ave in different micro sites.

It's really good to be together across Washington around God's word.

We're in week three of reading through the story of scripture together so if you've

not been a part of this whether you're a member of the church or a visitor jump in with us or even if you

started and have already kind of fallen back like just jump in right now where we're

taking this chronological journey through the Bible to see how this book totally transforms our lives.

And today, I want us to think about blind spots in what we've read this last week and we're going to read in

this coming week and in our lives so we all have blind spots every of us, areas of our lives where our vision is obscured.

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