Was Blind, but Now I See
Was Blind, but Now I See
Max Lucado: This is Max Lucado. Christians love to sing Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now I'm found. I was blind, but now I see. Blind. Blind to the promise of eternal life. Blind to the provider of life. We relate to the words of the was blind beggar. One thing I do know, I was blind, but now I see. His story is our story. Perhaps that's why John was in no hurry to tell him. He needed only 12 verses to describe how water became wine, but he dedicated a whopping 41 verses to depicting how Jesus found and cured and matured the blind man.
Now why? Among the explanations is this one. What Jesus did physically for the blind beggar, he desires to do spiritually for all people, to restore our sight. Remember, my friends, you are never alone. This is Max Lucado.
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Be prepared, not scared! In this optimistic, accessible, and non-sensational guide to end-times events, Lucado provides a well-researched overview that empowers you to face the future with faith. Take a journey through key milestones - including the rapture, tribulation, and heaven - and explore four big ideas that provide a solid foundation for understanding God's eternal plan.
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Featured Offer
Be prepared, not scared! In this optimistic, accessible, and non-sensational guide to end-times events, Lucado provides a well-researched overview that empowers you to face the future with faith. Take a journey through key milestones - including the rapture, tribulation, and heaven - and explore four big ideas that provide a solid foundation for understanding God's eternal plan.
About UpWords with Max Lucado
The written prose of Max Lucado has made his books some of the most widely read in America. He brings his same "one-on-one" conversational style to these nugget-sized features titled "UpWords®," airing on Christian radio stations around the country and represented by Ambassador. a pastor at Oak Hills Church, Max Lucado has impacted many lives through Christian devotionals, regular radio programs and his timeless writing.
About Max Lucado
The written prose of Max Lucado has made his books some of the most widely read in America. Max brings this same "one-on-one" conversational style to his 1:00 daily UpWords® radio feature.
Max is a graduate of Abilene Christian University (TX) with both a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degree. From 1983 to 1987, he was a church-planting missionary serving in Rio de Janeiro, responsible for evangelism, leadership training and preaching.
He has sold more than 65 million books to date. Some of his works are Max On Life; 3:16; No Wonder They Call Him the Savior; Six Hours One Friday; In the Eye of the Storm; He Still Moves Stones; He Chose the Nails; Travelling Light; and Grace for the Moment.
Evidence of his touching hearts, both young and old, Max has also authored several popular books for children including Tell Me the Secrets; The Crippled Lamb (co-authored with his three daughters); Just in Case You Ever Wonder; and Alabaster's Song.
Max Lucado's, "He Chose The Nails Easter Tour" has become an annual nationwide event with over 600 churches participating by live satellite, along with radio and television outlets reaching into more than 800 million homes. The tour brings together artists like Wes King, Twila Paris and many others in the nationwide evangelistic outreach.
A self-described "husband/dad/preacher/author," Max makes his home in San Antonio, Texas, with his wife Denalyn and their three daughters, Jenna, Andrea, and Sara. He serves as Minister of Writing and Preaching of the Oak Hills Church in San Antonio.
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