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WheelsOfGrace.com | Volume 11 Issue 2 | 13 BIKERS AGAINST TRAFFICKING C H A R I T Y R I D E SAVE THE DATE Saturday, September 28, 2019 $20 per rider & $10 per passenger The 1st 100 to register online get a Free Bikers Against Trafficking Patch. Join us on an 85-mile scenic ride from Seminole H-D – Sanford to Juice 'N Java Cafe - Cocoa Beach. Registration @ Seminole HD from 9-9:50am Bike Blessing at 9:50 am KSU at 10 am. #EndHumanTrafficking www.bikersagainsttrafficking.org Come join with us as we seek to break the chains of human sexual trafficking in the United States. Founded by "Doc" Nave and Diena Cannavino, BAT is a non-profit that educates, empowers, counsels and mobilizes members of the motorcycle community to make a difference in this age old war. Check out our Facebook page at BikersAgainstTraffickingFL or our website to learn how you can get involved and start making a difference today. 407-300-8971 In Luke 7:36-50 Jesus was eating at the house of Simon the Pharisee when a woman who came in wept at His feet. Wetting His feet with her tears, wiping His feet with her hair and kissing His feet, then pouring perfume on His feet. In verse 39 Simon says, "If this Man were a prophet He would know who and what sort of woman this is who is touching Him, that she is a (notorious) sinner (an outcast, devoted to sin)," (Amplified Bible). Jesus then tells Simon a parable in verse 44: "Then turning toward the woman, He said to Simon, 'Do you see this woman?" (Amplified Bible). As I ponder the question, "Do you see this woman?" Do you see this woman? By Courtney Cromwell I am sure Simon thought he had that woman all figured out. But I think that Jesus was asking Simon if he sees past the outside. If he sees her heart, her brokenness, and her love for Jesus. I know that there are people who think they have me figured out without even bothering to get to know me. I believe that Jesus asks them, "Do you see this woman? Do you see her heart and her love for Me?" I believe Jesus asks us, "Do you see this woman? Do you see this man? Do you see this girl? Do you see this boy?" Jesus wants us to see past the outside. He wants us to see the heart of people. He wants us to see people the way He sees them. We need to pray for eyes to see other people the way the Lord sees them.