Welcome to the Aggressive Life.

This is special seven-part series celebrating the nationwide release of my book, Move, a guide to get up and go forward.

It's a 70-day devotional guide meant to push your life forward.

This week, we're working through the first seven days of content together.

So, hey, on to day two.

Two, what is it you want?

And Jesus said to him, what do you want me to do for you? Mark 10.51.

Jesus is recorded asking this question on multiple occasions. It isn't a trick question. It isn't

rhetorical. He asks people and he is asking you, what do you want me to do for you?

Talk about winning the lottery. The son of God who performs miracles asks you what you want.

What do you say? You may feel uncomfortable answering that question. Maybe you feel guilty that you already have so much.

Why should you ask for more when there are starving people in the world?

You may feel this question sets you up for a televangelist moment

where I tell you that blessings are going to fall and shower down in your life.

You just send in a check and you believe.

But remember, it's not me who's asking.

It's Jesus directly addressing you and your wants and your needs.

Jesus asked this question to a man who was blind.

Maybe this guy had bigger problems than his blindness

than Jesus was offering to fix them. Maybe Jesus just wanted to hear him articulate his need to

recover his sight. Either way, nothing was going to change this guy's situation until he asked

Jesus. What do you want Jesus to do for you? You are important to him. He cares about a man

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