Jesus seeks and saves the outcast and the outcast believes and worships Him. 

Two commands from Proverbs 3:9-10 help the believer to be faithful to the Lord with our resources so that we will enjoy His blessings to us.

While the Lord freely gives sight to the blind, some will remain in the spiritual dark because of their hard hearts.

What motivates faithful disciples to do good works tirelessly? It is the belief that God's sovereign grace is behind all His works that produces joy in doing good works for His glory.

By design, a man is born blind so that God will be glorified when Jesus heals him.

God took on flesh, to save His people. 

Jesus teaches on forgiveness in Matthew 18:21-35, so that we who have received mercy will whole-heartedly grant mercy, enjoying our brothers’ restoration.

Abraham's example of unwavering faith in God's ability to keep His promise, will most certainly help you see how you may grow in greater faith in the God of our salvation.

If you're enjoying the undeserved gift of mercy from the Lord, you won't count your brother's sins. You'll desire his restoration and grant him mercy and forgive him countless times just the way the Lord does you. Watch as Jesus gently rebukes Peter in his record-keeping of his brothers' transgressions.