Colin Weatherby, in Psychology Today writes, “Our powers of prediction are 30% more accurate when gauging the performance of others than our own.” Why is this? Because we base our judgment on hard evidence but our own failures we excuse as aberrations. In self-analysis, we are all guilty of having blind spots. Even more serious however, is a blind spot in regards to eternal matters pertaining to our spiritual welfare. Many of us have convinced ourselves that everything is relative; what’s wrong for some may be right for me, God is love, He won’t punish sins or as many believe, death ends it all. Serious blind spots indeed! Jesus said,” I am the light of the world. He who follows me shall not walk in darkness, but have the light of life.” Someone wisely said, “There is none so blind as he who will not see.” That kind of stubbornness and head in the sand attitude can bring tragic results.