Mark chapter 8 verse 22.

If you're ready, shot I'm ready.

Says they came to Bethsaida and some people brought a blind man and begged Jesus to touch him. Somebody say that's friends. How could you say

that's friends, pastor? Because they saw your condition and they didn't do a podcast episode about it.

They didn't take it to the shade room. They didn't gossip. They took you to Jesus. Anybody who sees

your condition and takes you to the Lord, that's a friend.

And some people brought a blind man and begged Jesus to touch him.

He took the blind man by the hand and led him outside the village.

When he had spit on the man's eyes and put his hands on him, Jesus asked, do you see anything?

He looked up and said, I see people, and they looked like trees walking around.

Once more, Jesus put his hands on the man's eyes.

Then his eyes were open.

I want you to stop right there because I don't want you to miss this.

This is one of the only times that I could find in scripture where Jesus does a halfway miracle.

Everywhere else, Talaa Tukumi, which means little girl, I tell you arise, and she gets up. Woman with the issue of blood, it doesn't stop flowing a little bit. It's instantaneous.

But this particular miracle is like he went from better to blurry. And it could have been content about being better.

And so I stated on Friday night, I want to stop right there because that's where most

Christians stop.

When your life gets a little bit better, you move around from Jesus.

When your finances get a little bit better, you move around from Jesus.

When your peace gets a little bit better, you move around.

But here's the

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