Consider this scenario: Jesus poses a question to you, "What do you want me to do for you?" How would you answer Him? Is there something that you desire, that could alter the course of your life? Something that you would sacrifice everything for? In Mark 10:46-52, we witness three groups interacting: Jesus, the crowd, and Bartimaeus. Despite being blind, Bartimaeus pleaded for mercy from Jesus while the crowd attempted to silence him. However, Bartimaeus continued to cry out until Jesus took notice and restored his vision. In truth, we are all Bartimaeus - individuals with pressing needs. Regrettably, some of us are like the crowd, shaming those who appeal to Jesus for assistance. The query remains, which group do you belong to? Are you appealing to Jesus for help or are you among those who silence the desperate pleas of others?