In this week's sermon from Shepherd of the Hills, we discuss the biblical story of Jesus healing a man born blind, found in John 9:1-16 and 35-41. The sermon emphasizes the importance of loving our neighbors without exception, just as God loves us. We also hear a personal anecdote about the pastor's mother's explanation of how love works, and how it is not a finite resource. Through this lens, we explore the themes of judgment, blindness, and the nature of love in the context of the story of the blind man and the Pharisees' reaction to Jesus' miracle. This sermon is a powerful reminder of the transformative power of love and the importance of looking beyond superficial differences to see the humanity in each other.