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A meditation led by @wesleyhargon at Disciples Fellowship on 3.16.26.

What if the biggest danger in the spiritual life isn’t what we can’t see—but what we’re convinced we already see clearly?

In this meditation on **John 9:1–7, 13–25, 35–41**, we sit with the story of the man born blind, the healing that changes everything, and the religious “blindspots” that keep people from recognizing what God is doing right in front of them.

This isn’t a debate or a verse-by-verse lecture. It’s an invitation to slow down, listen, and let the text read us.

In this reflection, we’ll explore:

– The man born blind as more than an object lesson
– How Jesus reframes the question of “who sinned?”
– Why spiritual certainty can sometimes keep us from seeing the truth
– The difference between physical sight and spiritual sight
– Where our own blindspots might be—and how grace meets us there

Whether you’re wrestling with doubt, church hurt, or simply a sense that you’re not seeing clearly right now, this passage has good news: **Jesus comes looking for those who’ve been pushed to the margins and misunderstood.**

If you’d like to go deeper with this text, or process what it stirs up, you’re welcome to connect with us:

– **Sunday Gatherings:** 10 AM at 3064 Lorna Road (Birmingham, AL)
– **Teachings & Reflections:** Visit our channel for more meditations and sermons
– **Contact / Questions:** Reach out and start a conversation—your questions are welcome here

You’re not eavesdropping. Wherever you’re watching from, you’re genuinely welcome in this journey.

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**Scripture:** John 9:1–7, 13–25, 35–41
**Community:** Disciples Fellowship — Open Arms. Deep Roots. Lived Faith.

#blindspot #John9 #spiritualblindness #Christianmeditation #DisciplesFellowship #DFChurchBham

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A class discussion led by Greg Newton at Disciples Fellowship on 3.16.26.

What do Christians mean when they say that **God is Trinity**—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and why does it matter for real life, not just theology books?

In this class discussion on **God’s triune nature**, we explore how the early church came to speak about the Trinity, what Scripture reveals about God’s three‑in‑oneness, and how this shapes the way we pray, worship, and understand love itself.

This is not a technical lecture meant to shut down questions. It’s a **slow, thoughtful conversation** that welcomes curiosity and admits mystery.

In this session, we’ll reflect on:

– How Christians came to speak of **one God in three Persons**
– Key passages that shape Trinitarian faith
– Why “God is love” is deeply connected to the Trinity
– Common misunderstandings and helpful ways to think about them
– How God’s triune life invites us into relationship, not just ideas

If you’ve ever felt like the Trinity is something you’re “supposed” to believe but not really allowed to ask about, this conversation is for you. Questions and wonder are welcome here.

If you’d like to keep exploring with us:

– **Gather with us:** Sundays at 10 AM — 3064 Lorna Road, Birmingham, AL
– **Watch more:** Browse our channel for additional teachings and discussions
– **Reach out:** Send a question or share what this stirred up for you

Wherever you’re watching from, you’re not eavesdropping. You’re genuinely invited into the conversation.

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**Community:** Disciples Fellowship — Open Arms. Deep Roots. Lived Faith.

#Trinity #GodsTriuneNature #ChristianTheology #DisciplesFellowship #DFChurchBham #ClassDiscussion

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A meditation led by Greg Newton on Disciples Fellowship 3.8.26.

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A class discussion led by Greg Newton at Disciples Fellowship on 3.8.26.

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A class discussion led by Greg Newton at Disciples Fellowship on 3.1.26.

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A meditation led by Greg Newton at Disciples Fellowship on 3.1.26.

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