“What will ye that I shall do unto you?” Matthew
20:32
Two blind men cried out to Jesus as He passed their way. The crowd
rebuked the two men in need but they cried even louder. Jesus heard
them and stood still. He then asked them “What will ye that I shall
do unto you?” The blind men requested that their eyes be opened.
Jesus had compassion on them and touched their eyes, and they
received their sight.
How many times people live with their needs and try to survive, when
they could cry out to Jesus and receive help. Jesus is able to
minister to every need that we might have. Man is limited in what he
is able to do, but Christ has unlimited power and ability. Jesus
came and died for the purpose of helping mankind in their troubles.
Man was never designed to live without the help of our creator and
Savior. So, let us not bear our burdens and problems in silence. Let
us follow the example of the blind men and cry out to God.
Jesus is still hearing the cries of people today. When we open our
hearts and cry in our need to Christ, He will still stop and take
time for us personally. Jesus had compassion on the blind men and He
will have compassion on you and me. Let us never allow the direction
and pressure of the crowd to deter us from seeking God.
What would your answer be to Christ if He asked you today, “What
would you like me to do for you?” Most of us would unburdened our
hearts to Him and ask for His help. Jesus said “you have not because
you ask not.” Ask the Lord specifically to help you with the burden
that you have, and in accordance to the Word of God, you will not be
disappointed. Unburden your soul to the Savior, and allow Him to do
the work that He came to do.
