Making a Difference
John 1:43-51
Sermon
by Paul E. Flesner
How many of you know someone who is partially or completely color blind? Seeing colors is something we frequently take for granted until we try to imagine what the world looks like to someone who cannot. One such person described the task of getting dressed in the morning as one of the more difficult decisions that he faces during the day. He admitted that there have been many times when he went to work wearing some very strange color combinations. 

He went on to say that he is fascinated by his wife's ability to pick colors that go well together. What is most fascinating is how she notices that the appearance of a particular color in a piece of fabric can be changed by the colors which are around it. She will hold up several different ties and say, "Oh -- this shirt brings out the brown…

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