The sermon explores a miraculous healing, highlighting the sovereignty and personal touch of the divine through a man born blind. It emphasizes that suffering is not always a punishment for sin but can be a means by which God's work is manifested, and underscores the importance of faith and obedience in receiving grace. The narrative connects the healing to the symbolism of the Pool of Siloam, portraying Jesus as the "sent one" and the source of living water, ultimately calling listeners to believe in Christ, embrace transformation, and share the light of the world with others, recognizing that knowing Jesus inevitably leads to a changed life. 1. Anointed and Sent 2. Healed at Siloam 3. Coming Seeing