Show Notes
Jesus asks us, “Do you want to be healed?” He calls us to look to Him, listen to Him, and obey Him rather than settle for our old ways. Jesus changes lives, and our transformed lives are meant to point others to Him.
The problem: We look to circumstances, not Christ The solution: Listen to and obey Christ for healing The Application: Testify to Christ
Life Group Discussion: What “pool of Bethesda” do you find yourself looking toward for hope or change instead of looking to Jesus? What would change in your life if you fully trusted Jesus enough to obey Him, even when His way doesn’t make sense? How has Jesus changed your life in a way that you could share with someone who doesn’t know Him?
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