“Why do you look at the speck in your brother’s eye, but do not notice the log in your own eye?”
— Matthew 7:3 NASB1995
🪵 Blind Spots and Grace
It’s easy to call out someone else’s bad attitude while ignoring your own. But Jesus flips the mirror—He calls us to look at ourselves first.
Being Kingdom-minded means being real: real about your struggles, your pride, your flaws. That’s where healing starts—and where help becomes sincere.
🖊 Real Talk:
- Is there someone you’ve been criticizing without checking your own heart?
- What might God be showing you about yourself today?
✍️ Prayer:
God, help me see my blind spots. Change me first, so I can love others rightly. Amen.
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I’m a follower of Christ, learning daily to walk the narrow path laid out in His Word. Through Rooted & Raised: Anchoring Women & Children in Christ, I simply seek to point others back to Scripture, tested by the Holy Spirit, lived out in faith, and anchored in truth.
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