Rugby Elim Church

Rugby Elim Church

Rugby Elim Church is a vibrant, growing, hope-filled community of people who have been changed by an encounter with an extraordinary person.

  1. Sep 28

    What to do when vision is blurred?

    What do we do when we believe God has given us a vision, but the way forward still feels unclear? In this powerful message from Daventry, Pastor Kevin Kirkland explores the story of Jesus healing a blind man in Mark 8:22–26. The man’s sight was restored in stages, reminding us that receiving vision does not always bring immediate clarity. Sometimes Jesus opens our eyes and then teaches us to trust Him as our focus becomes clearer. Pastor Kevin looks at what it means to allow Jesus to lead us, even when we cannot see the way ahead. We can have partial sight without full clarity, and sometimes we need to honestly pray, “Jesus, will you touch my eyes again?” Our experiences, disappointments, fears and past failures can all become lenses through which we view our circumstances. But what happens when we take off those lenses and ask Jesus to help us see things as He sees them? This message is also connected to the season ahead for Daventry Elim as we seek God for His vision and purpose for the church and the town. We may not know every detail of what lies ahead, but we can know who is leading us. If your vision feels blurred, your circumstances are unclear, or you’re trying to understand what God is doing in your life, this message is an encouragement to keep holding onto Jesus and trust Him for greater clarity. “Lord, let me see what you see.” “Jesus, will you touch my eyes again?” #PastorKevinKirkland #DaventryElim #Daventry #ChristianSermon #Jesus #Faith #SpiritualClarity #Vision #Mark8 #Christianity #ChurchVision #TrustGod #HolySpirit #FaithInJesus

    What to do when vision is blurred?

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Rugby Elim Church is a vibrant, growing, hope-filled community of people who have been changed by an encounter with an extraordinary person.