Chita Bantubonse - 10 July 2016
The Works of God Displayed (John 9:1–12)
Man comes into this world in a state of complete hopelessness, complete darkness, complete blindness, until the gospel of hope shines light and gives sight to those who were formerly blind. John 9 illustrates this for us by means of Jesus’ encounter with a man born blind.
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God’s people have experienced a mighty salvation. A crucial piece of living out that salvation is to lead a life of remembering that salvation.