In this week's teaching, Minister Mitchell Fields draws from John 5:6, where Jesus asks a sick man at the Pool of Bethesda, “Do You Want to Be Healed?” This poignant question serves as the foundation for a deeper exploration of healing—both physical and emotional. The narrative highlights the man's long-standing condition of 38 years and his excuses for not seeking healing, prompting a reflection on how we often allow our own fears and past traumas to hinder our progress. Min. Fields encourages listeners to confront their excuses and take accountability for their lives, emphasizing that healing requires both a willingness to change and active participation in the process. He draws parallels between the man's situation and our own struggles, urging us to recognize the generational burdens we may carry and the importance of breaking free from them. The message culminates in a call to action: to stop making excuses and to align our will with God’s word, thereby opening ourselves to the healing and restoration that Jesus offers. Min. Fields reassures us that, just as Jesus healed the man at the pool, He can also bring healing to our lives today. The teaching concludes with an invitation to embrace faith and step into our God-given purpose, filled with hope for the future. This powerful message serves as a reminder that healing is possible when we choose to let go of our excuses and take the necessary steps toward transformation.