When the Blind See and the Proud Don’t
June 9, 2025
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this powerful message from John 9:13–41, we witness the unforgettable moment when a man healed from blindness meets Jesus face-to-face. While the religious leaders rejected the truth out of pride, this man believed and worshiped. Join us as we explore what it means to truly see, believe, and worship — and the clear spiritual line Jesus still draws today. The visual in this message is brought to life through the LUMO Project and invites each of us to consider: Do you believe on the Son of God?
Key Points:
– Jesus always shows up when standing for truth costs you something.
– Worship is the heart’s response to the goodness and greatness of Jesus.
– The first step to seeing clearly is admitting you can’t.
– Spiritual awareness without surrender is still spiritual blindness.
Key Scriptures: John 9:13–41, John 9:35, John 9:36–38, John 9:39–41, Romans 10:9-10, Matthew 15:14
Key Points:
– Jesus always shows up when standing for truth costs you something.
– Worship is the heart’s response to the goodness and greatness of Jesus.
– The first step to seeing clearly is admitting you can’t.
– Spiritual awareness without surrender is still spiritual blindness.
Whether you’re seeking truth or standing in it, this passage challenges us to humble ourselves, believe in Jesus, and live a life that responds in worship. Let the Word and the Spirit open your eyes today.
Key Scriptures: John 9:13–41, John 9:35, John 9:36–38, John 9:39–41, Romans 10:9-10, Matthew 15:14