Hey Sis 💛

Have you ever wondered if what you’re walking through is some kind of punishment?

In John 9:1–16, the disciples assume someone must be at fault for a man’s blindness. But Jesus completely shifts the narrative. This moment was not about blame. It was about glory.

In today’s Bible Study with Me, we walk through one of Jesus’ most powerful miracles — healing a man born blind — and uncover what it reveals about suffering, obedience, spiritual blindness, and the heart of God.

Sis, this is not about minimizing pain. It is about magnifying purpose.

God does not delight in suffering. But He is sovereign over it.

• A Circle Time style biblical affirmation rooted in John 9:1–16 • Why hardship is not always punishment • What Jesus meant when He said this happened “so the works of God might be displayed” • The significance of the Pool of Siloam • Why obedience matters, even when it feels strange • The difference between physical sight and spiritual sight • How to shift from asking “Why?” to asking “What are You doing through this, God?”

Grab your Bible. Grab your journal. Let’s lean in together. 💛

Xo, Diana Marie

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