In John 11–12, we see how the raising of Lazarus draws sharply divided responses to Jesus. This sermon explores how even undeniable miracles do not convince everyone, and the light of Christ always provokes a reaction from darkness. God sovereignly uses even human bitterness to accomplish His redemptive purposes, and true worship often looks extravagant to those who  have been through things. We are invited to examine our own response to Christ—resistance, indifference, or wholehearted worship.