This sermon presents a sweeping look at Christ’s ministry through the healing of the man born blind, the teaching of the Good Shepherd, and the sending of the seventy. It shows how Jesus opens blind eyes, exposes hardened unbelief, and reveals that true spiritual understanding is found only in Him. While religious leaders resisted the truth, the healed man became a testimony of simple, bold faith: “Whereas I was blind, now I see.”
The message also highlights the tenderness and strength of Christ as the Shepherd who knows His sheep, leads them, protects them, and lays down His life for them. From there, the focus turns to the Lord’s call for laborers, reminding believers that the harvest is great, the mission is urgent, and the privilege of serving Christ is both serious and joyful.
At its heart, this sermon is about moving from blindness to sight, from wandering to following, and from hearing truth to actively serving the Lord who saves.