Only Jesus has the compassion and the power to heal the blindness of this beggar, a blindness that is symbolic of the the spiritual blindness all disciples must be healed of in order to be transformed into followers of Jesus. Luke 18:35-43

Knowing Jesus more deeply is the pursuit of all would be disciples. This pursuit is rewarded with insight and hope in the midst of the deepest trials. Luke 10:38-42

Jesus meal at Simon's home clarifies the message of the Gospel, for Simon, a sinful woman, and for us all. Luke 7:36-50

Jesus meets us in our deepest suffering with a tenderness that restores, timing that leaves us baffled, and resurrection power that offers hope beyond the grave. Mark 5:21-43

In Jesus find one who sees us in our desperate need and has the power to truly deliver us. Luke 7:11-17

Jesus demonstrates the expansive nature of the salvation he has come to bring by answering the cries of his disciples as well as the Canaanite woman. Matthew 15:21–28, Mark 7:24–30

Jesus came to seek and to save lost sinners like Zacchaeus, and like us (Luke 19:10). Jesus makes us new, and calls us to go on mission with him to take this gospel to a lost world. Luke 19:1-10

John 4:1-42

In Nicodemus' encounter with Jesus we find that when we come to Jesus he knows our heart and is able to apply what we need at the deepest level. John 2:23-3:21

Jesus brings life in unexpected ways to unexpected people as harbingers of the full coming of the Kingdom to come. Luke 4:31-44