Blind Directions

It is bad when one does not know the way. It is worse when one who does not know the way is being led by another who does not know the way. That was the case when Jesus encountered some of the religious leaders of the people in Matthew 15:1-14. Those who were "blind" regarding the truth were leading others who were "blind" regarding the truth. As both could not see the way, their ultimate end was failure. However, that path can be avoided. Join Dustin McCrickard of Sebring, Florida, as he preaches a sermon to the Sebring Parkway church of Christ entitled, "Blind Directions."

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I'm totally turned off, I thought the pulpit was to preach the truth? But instead it's doing something else. Let's be conscious of what we do or say when we stand in GOD'S pulpit.