Today we're exploreing the powerful connection between our call to forgive and the ultimate sacrifice Jesus made to forgive us. Reflecting on Ephesians 4:32, “Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you,” Pastor Morris highlights why extending grace to others is not just an option but a response to the overwhelming mercy we have received. Discover how embracing Christ’s example can make forgiveness a freeing and life-changing act.
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7/19/2026In God’s Wonders Made Visible, Pastor Jack Morris reflects on John chapter 9, where Jesus notices a man who has been blind from birth. This wasn’t a recent hardship; it had shaped the man’s entire life. He didn’t ask for help, and he didn’t draw attention to himself.
But Jesus saw him, and He chose that long-standing need as the place where God’s work would be made visible.
In God’s Wonders Made Visible, Pastor Jack Morris reflects on John chapter 9, where Jesus notices a man who has been blind from birth. This wasn’t a recent hardship; it had shaped the man’s entire life. He didn’t ask for help, and he didn’t draw attention to himself.
But Jesus saw him, and He chose that long-standing need as the place where God’s work would be made visible.