Sermons

John 9:13-41 "Blindness and True Sight"

Blindness and True Sight: Spiritual Vision Restored

 

The Pharisees interrogate the man healed of blindness by Jesus, rejecting his testimony and accusing Christ of sin. The healed man stands firm, receiving spiritual sight while the Pharisees, in their pride, remain spiritually blind to Christ's identity.

 

Applications for Believers Today:

 

  1. Boldness in Testimony: Stand firm in sharing what Christ has done in your life, even when others question or oppose you.
  2. Reject Spiritual Pride: Guard against spiritual arrogance and remain humble, receptive to God's truth and work.
  3. Faith Overcomes Fear: Trust in Jesus and His power to open not just physical eyes but the eyes of your heart to spiritual realities.
  4. Value Spiritual Sight: Recognize that spiritual blindness is a condition of the heart; seek Christ for true sight and understanding of God's Word.
  5. Witness Through Transformation: Let the changes Christ brings in your life testify to His power, just as the blind man’s healing pointed to Jesus as the Messiah.
  6. Persevere Despite Opposition: Expect resistance from those unwilling to see Christ's truth, but continue to stand firm in faith and proclaim His name.
  7. Test Your Vision: Regularly examine your own spiritual life, asking the Holy Spirit to reveal areas of blindness or resistance to God’s leading.
  8. Christ’s Authority Overrules: Remember that Jesus, as the Light of the World, exposes both darkness and falsehood, making way for true understanding.