Dr. Jim Richards

As a young boy, while on a trip with my uncle, I contracted spinal meningitis. Everyone assumed I had the flu or something that would pass. Red blotches began to appear on my skin. The old country doctor said, “It looks like measles; nothing to worry about!” But it wasn’t measles; there was blood seeping through the pores of my skin. I was close to death’s door. Fortunately, another younger, better-trained doctor checked me, provided a proper diagnosis and a treatment plan. What looked hopeless, within 24 hours looked hope-filled. od is omniscient! One of His names is Jehovah-Jireh, which means He sees and provides, i.e., meets the need. The moment this life-threatening situation was viewed through a different set of eyes, everything changed. God is like that doctor; He always has a proper diagnosis and a proper treatment plan. The moment we see what God sees, hope returns. Join me this week for a special message: Seeing What God Sees!