It's a Must

This sermon, based on John 9:1-7 and the healing of the man born blind, challenges believers to examine their commitment to doing God's work. The pastor emphasizes that "as long as it is day, we must do the work of him who sent me" and outlines five essential "musts" for authentic Christian living: being friendly, forgiving, fervent, fruitful, and faithful. The message confronts self-centeredness, cliquishness, and spiritual lethargy within the church, calling Christians to remember that God is watching and that people—both young and old—are observing their witness. The sermon concludes with a sobering reminder that night is coming when no one can work, urging immediate self-examination and response to God's call. The emphasis throughout is on practical Christianity that demonstrates God's love through action, stores up treasures in heaven rather than on earth, and perseveres faithfully until death.