Pastor Kent Jacob goes into the book of John chapter nine to look at Jesus’ encounter with a man who was born blind. Jesus spit on the ground and made a paste and applied it to the man’s eye, then sent him to wash. The man received his miracle. The Pharisees were not pleased. Pastor Kent takes up the account from verse 23 to 41 where, the Pharisees, unable to refute this notable miracle, put the man out of the synagogue. Jesus finds the man and reveals that he (Jesus) is the Son of God. Jesus further outlines that he has come to give sight to the blind. From this account we identify not only the physically blind but also those blind spirituality. Pastor Kent further highlights that there are two types of spiritually blind: those who know they are blind and those who are unaware of their blindness. True sight comes from believing in Christ Jesus. Those who believe shall see. While the world may conclude that seeing is believing, we understand that the converse to be true: believing is seeing.