Why did Dr. Darlington originally go to the eye doctor in April?

He went for a routine eye exam to change his prescription

What are the two types of lenses the optician offered Dr. Darlington, and what did they represent spiritually?

One sharp and focused, one wide seeing everything on all sides; representing focus versus distraction

What is the copepod, and why did Dr. Darlington use it as a central illustration?

The tiniest ocean creature with one central eye that only sees what matters to its survival

What did Dr. Darlington's father tell him when he announced he was ready to get married?

That in marriage you will have only one eye, meaning the wisdom to ignore, endure, and be patient

According to Dr. Darlington, what did Jesus see when he looked at Saul of Tarsus?

An apostle, a missionary, a theologian, and a writer of scriptures hidden inside a man tearing scripture apart

In Dr. Darlington's illustration about coming home tired and seeing a sink full of dirty dishes, what does the 'copepod eye' see instead of just a mess?

The fingerprints of God's provision — children who were fed, laughter that happened, growth taking place

What Greek word did Dr. Darlington reference from Matthew 6:22, and what does it describe?

Haplos — describing an eye that is undivided, focused, sincere, and oriented toward good

What personal confession did Dr. Darlington make about an early lesson he learned in his own marriage?

That he thought love meant addressing everything immediately, but learned that constant correction is not love — it is exhaustion

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Sunday Service - Live | 06.07.2026 - 2026-06-08

Braeswood Church

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