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Clear Vision | March 7th.

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    Admin
  • Mar 6
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"Do you not say, 'There are yet four months, then comes the harvest'? Look, I tell you, lift up your eyes, and see that the fields are white for harvest."



John 4:35


One of the things we learn as children is how to look for something. We asked our parents where a particular item was, and they responded by encouraging us to look for it. They ask questions about how you searched for what was missing and give instructions on how to look effectively. You cannot expect to find something in a closet or cupboard without moving other items that might be in the way. Whatever is obstructing your line of sight needs to be removed.

Jesus instructed His listeners to lift their eyes and see that the fields were white for harvest. We will not see the harvest around us unless we are looking. Perhaps things are obstructing our view? Our desires and problems inhibit us from seeing others.

Let us lift our eyes and see the lives around us that need Christ. We need to be looking intentionally knowing that there is a harvest ready to be brought in. Let us ask the Holy Spirit to open our eyes so that we might see clearly today.


In Christ Alone.

Pastor Wight



 
 
 

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