📖 Luke 7:18–22 — John the Baptist’s disciples come to Jesus to ask, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?”
In response, Jesus points not to words, but to His works — the blind see, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the gospel is preached to the poor.

Summary & Description:

John, imprisoned and uncertain, sends messengers to confirm Jesus’ identity.
Instead of directly saying “Yes,” Jesus tells them to look at what is happening — the power of God at work through Him.
The message is clear: The glory of God is revealed where faith meets action, and where lives are transformed.

Sermon Outline:

1. Recognize God’s Work (v. 18–20)

• John’s disciples came with questions — but Jesus answered through evidence.

• Sometimes our doubts fade not through explanations, but through observation of God’s power in our lives.
  Lesson: You attain God’s glory by opening your eyes to what He’s already doing around you.

2. Reflect God’s Power (v. 21–22)

• The blind saw, the lame walked, the deaf heard — all because the glory of God was moving through Christ.

• Glory isn’t just seen; it’s experienced when transformation happens.
  Lesson: God’s glory is revealed when we let His power flow through us to touch others.

3. Respond in Faith

• Jesus’ works confirmed His identity — and our faith confirms His glory in our lives.

• To attain the glory of God, we must believe, obey, and walk in His power, even when we don’t fully understand.
   Lesson: Faith is the bridge between your circumstance and God’s glory