Sermons About Blindness
Dreaming Big Dreams
God created us to be creative and to Dream big Dreams. When we begin to dream God-sized dreams, the world is changed. Too often we are timid when it comes to asking God for what we want. God empowers us and gives us direction for our lives. If we are going to dream big dreams, we must learn to live wide awake.
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The Blessings of Blindness
As we open our Scriptures to John 9, we find one of the most beautiful stories in all of the Scriptures. This miracle is the fourth record of Jesus healing blindness in the Scriptures. It is obvious that he healed more than four, but only four are recorded. We know that healing the blind was a fulfillment of prophecy: To open the blind eyes, to bring out the prisoners from the prison, and them that sit in darkness out of the prison house. Isaiah 42:7 (KJV)
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Biblical Repentance 4 - A Keen Awareness of Our Sinfulness
My purpose in preaching this passage is to show you that we should be constantly aware of our sin and our need for God to show us our sin. Plus I want you to understand that David’s reaction is the proper reaction when we are shattered by the breaking of the Law of God. From our Psalm 51:4 I want you to see that there are two understandings that come when God is so gracious to reveal to us our sinfulness. 1. We understand the insidious nature of sin. 2. We understand the righteousness of God in the punishment for sin.
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Believing Is Seeing
Pastor Lance Parrott calls us to come and see the Kingdom of Christ. But we must see in a way that we are not used to. We must look for Jesus not signs. We must look to the spiritual not the physical. And we must have the eyes of our hearts touched by Jesus. Listen to these stories in Mark and see the Kingdom by believing.
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Invest
We are called to invest in others, especially those who do not know or understand the joy of a living and personal relationship with Christ. We have three things to give...heaven, healing, and hope.
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So That the Blind May See
The Feast of Tabernacles or Booths marked the incoming of the grape and olive harvests. The feast was full of significance in that is spoke of the great harvest of nations. Part of the ceremony was the illumination of the Temple, illustrating the glory of God in the middle of pagan darkness. Into this setting comes Jesus saying, "I am the light of the world". In John 9, with the healing of a man born blind he shows he is the light, as he opens not only the man's physical eyes but his spiritual eyes too.
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Kingdom Posture: Seeing is Believing
Luke 18:31-43 Peter has just reminded Jesus that the disciples had left all to follow Him. Now Jesus states clearly that He is heading to the cross. But the disciples are blind to the reality of the Kingdom, and it will take the example of a lowly, blind beggar to clear things up.
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Blind Spots / Puntos de ceguera
We all have "blind spots" in which we cannot see God's grace in our lives and it culminates in a lack of praise and thanksgiving.
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