The Servant and Bartimaeus | Mark 10:46-52 | Paul Conner 662q9

Jesus walks through Jericho for the last time before His journey to the cross, and in the crowd of voices, a blind man cries out, desperate for mercy. The world, as it often does, tells him to be silent, to settle for his brokenness—but he refuses. He cries louder, and Jesus, the King on His way to die, stops. In this moment, we see the heart of our Savior: undistracted by the weight of His coming suffering, He listens, He calls, He heals. And the blind man, now seeing, does what every redeemed soul must do—he follows Jesus on the way. Scripture: Mark 10:46-52 572v1h