Life Group Discussion Questions
John 9:1-9
“When you think you’re right but you’re just in the way”
JJ Johnson
October 19, 2025
In John 9:2, the disciples assume the man’s blindness was caused by sin. How do we sometimes make similar assumptions about others’ circumstances today?
How do our cultural or church “narratives” about sin, suffering, and success shape the way we see people? Can you give an example?
Jesus reframes the situation: brokenness can become a platform for God’s work. How can we look for God’s glory in difficult circumstances instead of seeking blame?
What are some “wrong beliefs” we may hold about God, about others, or even about ourselves that prevent us from participating in His work?
Jesus invites us to join Him in doing the works of God. What is one way you could respond to someone’s pain or need this week in a way that reflects God’s light rather than judgment?
John 9:1-9
“When you think you’re right but you’re just in the way”
JJ Johnson
October 19, 2025
In John 9:2, the disciples assume the man’s blindness was caused by sin. How do we sometimes make similar assumptions about others’ circumstances today?
How do our cultural or church “narratives” about sin, suffering, and success shape the way we see people? Can you give an example?
Jesus reframes the situation: brokenness can become a platform for God’s work. How can we look for God’s glory in difficult circumstances instead of seeking blame?
What are some “wrong beliefs” we may hold about God, about others, or even about ourselves that prevent us from participating in His work?
Jesus invites us to join Him in doing the works of God. What is one way you could respond to someone’s pain or need this week in a way that reflects God’s light rather than judgment?