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In Obedient and No Longer Blind from John 9:13–34, we confront the difference between religious ritual and true transformation. This message challenges listeners to examine why they came to Christ—tradition, comfort, fear, or true faith? Through the story of the blind man healed by Jesus, we see that freedom is found in obedience to Christ, not in man-made religion. Are you clinging to the past, or walking in the light of new life? Jesus gives sight to the spiritually blind—will you open your eyes and follow Him fully today?

The sermon from John 9:10-15 emphasizes the transformative power of a personal encounter with Jesus and the importance of sharing one’s testimony. It highlights the blind man’s healing as a catalyst for curiosity, prompting others to inquire about God’s work. The sermon underscores that authentic faith, demonstrated through obedience and a consistent testimony, invites scrutiny but stands firm, pointing others to Jesus. It encourages Christians to live boldly, sharing how Jesus has changed their lives to draw others to Him, emphasizing that a genuine story of restoration glorifies God and inspires faith.

In this message from John 9:1–9, we explore the healing of the man born blind and how Jesus used this moment to correct false beliefs about suffering, sin, and salvation. Misunderstandings about God’s nature—then and now—lead many to believe that good works can earn heaven. But as Jesus made clear, suffering can be the stage for God’s glory, and salvation comes not by works, but through faith in Him alone. We’re challenged to stop striving, leave our baggage at the cross, and let God use our stories for His purpose. Whether you’re seeking salvation or renewal, this message calls you to respond.

Christians need to understand there is a battle and they MUST have the whole armor of God and be in the Lord.

This message discusses the importance of sharing one's faith, especially during our journeys. It emphasizes the ultimate act of love, as stated in John 15:13, where Jesus speaks of laying down one's life for friends. The message encourages Christians to share their faith by telling God's plan, accepting Jesus's sacrifice, witnessing personal transformation, and explaining the remedy for sin through the cross. It concludes with a challenge to receive, share, and live out Christ's love, using practical steps and personal testimony to guide others towards salvation.