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James Gudgeon

Though I was blind, now I see.

John 9:25
James Gudgeon • March, 1 2026 • Video & Audio
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James Gudgeon
James Gudgeon • March, 1 2026
The sermon centers on the healing of a man born blind in John 9, using this miracle to explore the sovereignty of God in suffering, the futility of attributing affliction to personal or ancestral sin, and the transformative power of faith. It emphasizes that suffering is not punishment for specific sins but a means through which God's glory is revealed, affirming God's control over all things—even disability and death—according to His eternal purposes. The man's simple yet profound testimony, 'One thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I see,' becomes a model of faith rooted not in theological knowledge but in personal experience of divine grace. The sermon contrasts this humble faith with the spiritual blindness of the Pharisees, who, despite witnessing miracles, reject Christ, underscoring that true sight comes not from religious authority but from encountering Jesus personally. Ultimately, the message calls believers to recognize their own spiritual transformation and to worship Christ with the same simple, certain faith that sees the evidence of God's work in their lives.
James Gudgeon
About James Gudgeon
Mr James Gudgeon is the pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Chapel Hastings. Before, he was a missionary in Kenya for 8 years with his wife Elsie and their children.

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