Three Blind Men 

Mark 10:51-52

Jarrod Hancock

May 24, 2026

Introduction

In this week’s message, we explored a powerful question Jesus asked: “What do you want me to do for you?” On the surface, it seems simple, but it reveals something much deeper about the heart and challenges us to consider whether we are truly following Jesus or simply asking Him to help us accomplish our own goals.

Reflecting on the Passage

• Bartimaeus responded to Jesus with humility and faith in Mark 10:47–52. What stands out to you about his approach to Jesus?

Personal Application

• Have there been times when you approached Jesus more for what He could give you than for who He is?

Exploring Faith

• “You don’t need the right words. You need the right posture.” How does that truth encourage you in your prayer life?

Community Impact

• How can we encourage one another to trust God’s will, even when prayers are not answered the way we expect?

Closing Thoughts

“What do you want me to do for you?” Jesus still asks the same question today. The answer reveals more than our needs; it reveals our hearts. God is not looking for perfect words or polished prayers. He desires humility, trust, and surrender.

We hope these questions lead you into deeper conversations with God and with others. Join us again next week as we dig deeper into God’s Word and grow in faith together. 

Grace and peace,

The Belle Isle Community Church Team