What do you do with a miracle you can't explain? The religious leaders in John 9 had a problem: a man who had been blind from birth was now seeing. Their solution wasn't investigation: it was denial, intimidation, and institutional pressure.

In John 9:18-25, we examine that response and ask why intelligent, religious, scripture-reading people could look at undeniable evidence and refuse to believe. The answer, according to John's Gospel, isn't intellectual: it's spiritual.

Sight is a gift. The blind man didn't argue his way to faith; something happened to him that changed everything.

If you've found yourself skeptical of Christianity despite the evidence, this passage is worth your honest attention. It may be asking a question you haven't considered: what if the problem isn't the evidence?