There's an old saying, the whole world stinks if you have Lindberger cheese on your mustache.

The story is told of a family, their grandfather, each afternoon would lie down and take a nap,

but one day's grandchildren decided to play a practical joke, so the kids thought it'd be funny to put,

you know, that really stinky cheese, Lindberger cheese on their grandpa's mustache. And so sure

enough, he got up and he says, why, this room stinks. And then he went into the kitchen. He says,

wow, this room stinks too. And then he went outside to get some fresh air. And he said,

wow, the whole world stinks.

And, you know, it's funny how that works out because, you know, we can point the finger

and blame others, but oftentimes the thing that stinks, it's kind of your own problem.

And it's so interesting.

You know, today we live in a culture where everybody's angry and upset and offended and perturbed and rioting and

marching and protesting.

And, you know, it's interesting how the last person they could ever imagine being part of the problem is themselves.

Part of the thing that stinks.

But tonight we're going to see a group of people, once again, blaming Jesus and criticizing him for what he did.

He's going to heal a blind man.

You know, if the world can take, you know, God who comes in the flesh, Jesus, and heals a blind man from his birth, blind from his birth, that's a pretty good deal.

You know, once a guy is born blind you know

there's never been anybody in history or world brought you know you know healing from being born

blind that's amazing and jesus is going to do that you think they'd be celebrating you know

you know jumping for joy but instead they're going to be criticizing and, you know, angry at him.

You know, people are going to be upset no matter what you do, by the way.

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