Are we truly seeing the people around us, or only the mistakes, failures, pain, and reputations they carry? Using Jesus’ healing of the blind man who first saw “men as trees, walking,” John Little challenges us to ask God to touch our vision again so we can look beyond someone’s faults and recognize their needs. In this episode of The Little Things, discover how seeing people through the eyes of Jesus can replace judgment with compassion, love, and an opportunity to make a difference.
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