In this message from John 9:35–41, the healing of the man born blind becomes a deeper story about spiritual sight. Though physically healed, the man is cast out by the Pharisees, but Jesus seeks him out and asks the ultimate question: “Do you believe in the Son of Man?” This passage reveals two possible responses to Jesus. The humble man acknowledges his need, believes, and worships. The Pharisees, confident in their own understanding, remain spiritually blind. The message challenges us to examine our own hearts: when Jesus reveals truth, exposes pride, or calls us to obedience, will we respond with surrender and worship or resist and remain blind?

Where might you be tempted to rely on your own understanding instead of humbly remaining open to what Jesus wants to show you?

How can spiritual overconfidence subtly affect your faith?

The healed man was cast out by others but sought out by Jesus.

Have you experienced a season where you felt rejected, overlooked, or distant, yet sensed Jesus drawing near? What did that teach you?

Jesus asked, “Do you believe in the Son of Man?”

Beyond words, what does believing in Jesus look like in your daily life right now?

Spiritual blindness isn’t lack of knowledge but refusal to submit to revealed truth.

Is there an area where Jesus may be asking for obedience (forgiveness, repentance, surrender, humility) and you’ve been resisting?

The man’s belief led to worship.

What would it look like this week for your response to Jesus to move beyond thought or feeling into visible action? What is one specific step you can take?