Bible Study

Don't just take our word for it . . . take His! We would encourage you to spend time examining the following Scriptures that shaped this sermon:

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Sermon Notes

Jesus heals a man blind from birth. The religious leaders are upset because he healed on the Sabbath. A conflict ensues that reveals that the blind man has gained true spiritual sight through faith in Christ, while the religious leaders show their blindness through their refusal to believe, despite the evidence of the healing.

Sermon Application

Discussion Questions:

1. Why is self-perception an important factor for seeing and believing in Jesus?
2. What is a common example of self-perception in Western culture?
3. For those who believe in Jesus, how can we exhibit both humble teachability and bold confidence in the gospel?
4. What are pieces of evidence that led you to faith in Christ (or sustains you in your current faith)? Give examples of both experiential evidence (something that happened to you) and intellectual evidence (something you came to understand).
5. What do we risk by putting our faith in Jesus? Can you give any personal examples of your faith costing you something?
6. Why is worship this man's first response to encountering Jesus as the Light of the World? What does worship look like for you? Is it easy or hard for you to worship?

Questions?

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