In this message from our 7 Signs series, we explore the sixth sign from John's Gospel—Jesus healing the man born blind. This powerful story does more than showcase a miracle; it busts theological myths and challenges our assumptions about suffering, faith, and what it means to truly see Jesus.

Through the journey of a man who receives sight through an unconventional healing with mud and spit, we discover a process: removal of blindness, sorting through confusion, clarification of who Jesus really is, and finally—belief and worship. But here's the danger: many of us engage in religious activity, check all the boxes, and never clearly see who Jesus is.

The real question isn't whether we've done enough religious things, but whether we truly see Jesus. In all our confusion, brokenness, and heavy hearts, we must daily come back and say, "Jesus, we can't see. If you don't turn the lights on, we will never see again." This is the heart posture of those following Jesus—learning to see clearly through muddy eyes, believing, and worshiping.

Episode: Waterworks from Heaven (7 Signs - Part 5)

In this message from our 7 Signs series, we explore the fifth sign from John's Gospel—Jesus walking on water and calming the storm. Just as "waterworks" can mean different things depending on the context, this miracle reveals something profound about who Jesus truly is.

John intentionally chose these seven signs to show us Jesus's true glory, depth, and beauty. No matter what storms are pounding down on us—lost relationships, opportunities, or uncertainty in our world—the real question is: can we honestly say, "Jesus, you are everything to me"?

When we reach that place, Jesus responds with the words his disciples heard on that stormy sea: "It's me. Don't be afraid." This isn't about every storm being calmed or every problem being solved, but about encountering Jesus in a way that changes the entire tone of our lives.

In Feeding Five Thousand: Jesus, Abundance & Limitations, we continue our “7 Signs” series—watching how each sign reveals Jesus’ true identity. In John 6, framed by Passover, Jesus meets scarcity with compassion, turns lack into abundance, and points beyond bread to himself as the Bread of Life.