And I also want to remind you, I sent out a text this week if you own our text list about

something we do here.

We had stopped, I stopped doing it after sabbatical because I literally got no feedback about

it.

And it takes a lot of work to do it.

So I just felt like, oh, they don't want it.

They don't want it.

I got, I'm going to do this.

But something we do

call sermon supplements. And it's notes from my sermon. So everything that's on the

screen, you get those notes, reflection questions for your own personal devotional time,

small group questions. We're only going to leave the small group questions in there until

we start our goaded groups, and then we want everybody else in our goaded groups. But those small group questions are a way for you to connect with friends when we're not in group season. So there are all sorts of resources. That's available every Sunday at 5 p.m. That's because I'd be changing my stuff a lot in my sermon. I just change something on the way over here.

So if you're ready for the word, say yes.

Matthew chapter 9, beginning at verse 27, it says this.

As Jesus went on from there, two blind men followed him, calling out, have mercy on us,

Son of David.

And we had gone indoors, the blind man came to

him and he asked them, do you believe I'm able to do this? Yes, Lord, they replied. Then he touched

their eyes and said, according to your faith, let it be done to you. And their sight was restored.

Jesus warned them sternly. See that no one knows about this. But they went out and spread the news about him all over that region. A clause of concern

is found in verse 30. Give that for me again, please. And their sight was restored.

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