The Man Born Blind
Text: John 9:1-39
1) The Beggar and His Neighbors (Verses 8–12)
2) The Beggar and the Pharisees (Verses 13–17)
3) The Pharisees and the Parents (Verses 18–23)
4) The Beggar and the Pharisees (Verses 24–34)
5) Jesus and the Beggar (Verses 35–38)
4 Questions
3 Statements
Text: John 9:1-39
1) The Beggar and His Neighbors (Verses 8–12)
2) The Beggar and the Pharisees (Verses 13–17)
3) The Pharisees and the Parents (Verses 18–23)
4) The Beggar and the Pharisees (Verses 24–34)
5) Jesus and the Beggar (Verses 35–38)
4 Questions
- Do you worship Jesus?
- Do you find your worship of Jesus deepening or weakening in the midst of threat and danger?
- Does your worship falter or flourish when your family is fearful or unbelieving?
- Do you confess him openly and defend him with your simple testimony, I was blind, but now I see?
3 Statements
- God has a wise, good, and Christ-exalting purpose for everything that happens to you.
- Jesus is the only path to the full, final, joyful experience of that purpose.
- Jesus sought out this rejected blind man — this nobody, this beggar — and he is seeking you out right now. To make you a courageous worshiper of Jesus.
