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Well, God bless you. We feel very overjoyed to come to you from the beautiful AT&T ballpark in San Francisco, California.

I'm with some of the finest people in all of San Francisco right here. Love having you with us as well.

I always start with something funny and I heard about this man. He called the church office and said, I want to speak to the head hog at the trough.

The secretary was offended. She said, if you mean the pastor, you're going to have to call him pastor, but you may not call him the head hog at the trough.

He said, well fine, but I was thinking about making a $5,000 donation to your church. She said, hang on.

I'm going to walk on porcupine just walked in.

Would you say it with me? This is my Bible. I am what it says I am. I have what it says I have. I can do what it says I can do.

Tonight I will be talked to word of God. I boldly confess. My mind is alert. My heart is receptive. I will never be the same in Jesus name. Amen. God bless you.

I want to talk to you today about the second touch. In the scripture, some people brought a blind man to Jesus. He had never been able to see. Jesus made mud in his hands and put it on the man's eyes.

Instantly his eyes were open. You can imagine how thrilled he was. For the first time he could see light, color, trees, the sky.

He was overcome with excitement. His life had just totally changed.

Then Jesus asked him an interesting question. He said to the man, what do you see? It's as if Jesus already knew something wasn't quite perfect.

The man answered back, I can see but I see men walking as trees. He was saying, I'm grateful that I can see but it's blurry.

Not complaining. Thankful that I have any sight but everything is out of focus. Jesus could have walked away. He said, well I made it much better.

Be on your way. Have a great life. That could have been the end of the story. But God didn't come to just make you better, to make you okay, to make you get by.

He came to make you totally whole, to live and abundant, healthy, happy, free, victorious life.

The scripture says, Jesus touched the blind man again. On this second touch his eyes were completely healed.

Everything came into focus. Now he had perfect vision.

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