On the surface, it seems almost absurd. Why would someone be at the pool if they didn’t want to be healed? But the question is far more profound than it appears.
People attend church, open their Bibles, and bow their heads in prayer — all without any genuine desire to be changed. The question Jesus asks isn’t about physical presence. It’s about intention. It’s about willingness.
if you’re not intentional about staying encouraged during the Christmas season, you’re not going to stay encouraged.
The Lord wants to be found. He wants you to find him. He wants you to understand him. He wants you to know him. And that’s why we have his word.
You don’t have to hold on to those burdens, and you don’t have to allow them to keep tearing you down and weighing you down and putting all that pressure on you.
On the surface, it seems almost absurd. Why would someone be at the pool if they didn’t want to be healed? But the question is far more profound than it appears.
People attend church, open their Bibles, and bow their heads in prayer — all without any genuine desire to be changed. The question Jesus asks isn’t about physical presence. It’s about intention. It’s about willingness.
Independent Fundamental Baptist Bible Studies, and Discussion
