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Can Jesus Help Me See Clearly?

Rusty George·Church360

Monday, June 22, 2026

Summary

In this message from John 9, Pastor Rusty George examines the miracle of Jesus healing a man born blind to teach us how Christ gives clear spiritual sight. Through the man's simple obedience and unshakeable testimony, we learn that God can redeem our brokenness and turn our mess into a message. By recognizing and surrendering the three major causes of spiritual blindness—pride, sin, and ignorance—we can begin to see God's clear vision for our lives and families.

Key Scriptures

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John 9↗2 Corinthians 4↗

Themes

Spiritual VisionObedienceRedemptionTestimonyPride and Humility

Pastor's Points

1.Pride

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2.Sin

3.Ignorance

Key Points

1.Pride creates spiritual blindness by convincing us that we know best and do not need to surrender to God.
2.Sin blinds our minds to the truth of the gospel and keeps us trapped in our own choices.
3.Ignorance and unexamined spiritual blind spots keep us from growing, but continuous learning brings greater light.
4.God can take whatever sin has broken in your life and turn your mess into His message for someone else.
5.Healing and spiritual vision often begin when we take a simple step of practical obedience.
6.You do not have to understand every detail of how God works in order to believe in Him and follow Him.
7.A powerful testimony does not need to be complicated; it can be as simple as: 'I was blind, but now I see.'
8.Spiritual clarity grows incrementally—like a dimmer switch—as we make daily choices to yield to Christ.
9.Everyone has spiritual blind spots that others can see, making continuous learning and Christian community essential.

Sermon Moments

“Not everything happens for a reason, but everything can be redeemed. God can take your mess and make it His message.”

“It is his obedience that brings about the healing... We're waiting for Him to do the supernatural while He's waiting for us to just start with the natural.”

“If God's mind is the Pacific Ocean and ours is a Capri Sun, you can imagine there's some stuff that's not going to make it in ours.”

“You don't have to understand everything to believe something.”

“One thing I do know: I was blind, but now I see.”

“Spiritual sight is like a dimmer switch, and every right move you make, the light gets a little brighter.”

“Pastor Rusty sharing his anniversary experience in San Antonio getting a caricature drawn that highlighted features he didn't realize were so prominent, illustrating how others easily see our blind spots.”

This Week

Take a practical step of obedience this week, doing the natural while trusting God to do the supernatural.
Draft your simple 15-second testimony: 'I was [blank], then I met Jesus, now I am [blank].'
Actively dismantle pride daily by admitting when you are wrong, asking for forgiveness, or yielding to others.
Confess any hidden sin or spiritual loopholes you have been justifying to restore clear spiritual sight.
Commit to continuous learning by joining a connect group or study to grow in your understanding of God's Word.
Ask a trusted spouse, mentor, or Christian friend to gently reveal spiritual blind spots in your life.
Dads and family leaders: prioritize seeking the Heavenly Father's guidance to lead your family with clarity.

Remember This

You do not have to understand everything about God to follow Him; as you obey Him in the natural, He heals your spiritual sight.

A Challenge for You

Give God permission to expose what is holding you back—whether pride, sin, or ignorance—and take the courageous step to let Him open your eyes and clarify your vision today.

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