Sermons

This powerful exploration of John chapter 9 confronts one of our deepest questions: why does suffering exist, and why does it touch our lives? We discover that when the disciples encountered a man born blind, their immediate response was to assign blame—whose sin caused this? Yet Jesus redirects this entirely, revealing that suffering isn't always punishment but can serve a divine purpose we may not immediately understand. The passage challenges our underlying assumptions that life should be easy because we're good people, or that God owes us comfort. Instead, we're invited into a deeper trust—one that doesn't require us to understand why before we can believe God is good.