Episode 6: John 9
Born for More
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What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
- Why the world’s assumptions hurt, and why Jesus sees you differently
- Tony’s testimony and the moment he surrendered his life to Christ
- What John 9 teaches about suffering, judgment, and God’s purpose
- Why being “overlooked” does not mean being unloved or unseen
- A clear invitation to follow Jesus, connect to a local church, and keep growing
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Download the free reflection worksheet for this episode and spend a little time seeing your story through God’s eyes, with purpose, hope, and truth.
Resources:
- Episode 1: When Life Feels Messy: The Story Behind Unshaken
If you want to understand the heart behind Unshaken, this episode helps you see why faith, family, disability, and resilience matter so deeply here. - Episode 3: When You Feel Invisible: Finding Hope When Nobody Seems to Notice
If disability or hardship has made you feel unseen, this episode reminds you that God notices you even when people overlook you. - John 9
Read the full chapter that changed everything for Tony. This passage re-frames disability, purpose, and what it means to be seen by God. - John 1:35-39
If you are curious about Jesus but unsure where to begin, His invitation is simple: come and see. - Psalm 139:13-16
If you need to remember that your life is not accidental, this passage reminds you that God formed you with care. - Ephesians 2:10
If you wonder whether God has a purpose for you, this verse reminds you that you were created in Christ for good works. - Romans 3:23
If you are beginning to understand your need for Jesus, this verse names the truth that all of us need grace. - Romans 6:23
If you are asking what salvation means, this verse points to both the seriousness of sin and the gift of eternal life in Christ. - Romans 10:9-13
If you are ready to respond to Jesus, this passage gives clear words for confession, belief, and calling on Him. - Submit a Prayer Request
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