Seth Barnes Mar 17, 2008 8:00 PM

Blind boy proves "you can do anything"

The blind man said to his antagonists, "One thing I do know, I was blind, but now I see!" (Luke 9:25).  Ben Underwood could say the same thing.  I l...

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The blind man said to his antagonists, "One thing I do know, I was blind, but now I see!" (Luke 9:25).  Ben Underwood could say the same thing.  I loved the story as told to CBS on the Early Show. Watch it - you'll be amazed and you'll get a new perspective on your own limitations.

Too many of us have limited ourselves. We look at our limitations instead of our giftings.

But we've been given so much - most impressively, we have been given the power of almighty God to heal diseases, cast out devils, and bring hope to the hopeless. If Ben can do all that he can do without physical sight, imagine what you can do thru the power and authority God has given you!

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