Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our brokenness and the need for healing in his sermon 'Wilt Thou Be Made Whole.' He draws parallels between the physical and spiritual states of being, using the story of the man with the withered hand to illustrate how we often hide our true selves from God and others due to shame and pride. Beach challenges the congregation to confront their hidden struggles and to come before God with their vulnerabilities, reminding them that Jesus is the physician who heals the sick. The sermon calls for a deep desire for God's presence and a willingness to be made whole by exposing our weaknesses rather than concealing them. Ultimately, it is a call to authenticity in our relationship with God and each other.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the need to tear down the walls we build around our hearts due to fear, pride, and past hurts. He encourages the congregation to bring their 'withered hands'—the broken parts of their lives—to Jesus, who is ready to heal and restore. By acknowledging our vulnerabilities and letting go of the desire to control our lives, we can experience true freedom and connection with God and others. The sermon calls for honesty and vulnerability in relationships, urging believers to trust in God's love and to seek healing from their emotional and spiritual wounds. Ultimately, Beach Jr. reminds us that Jesus is the healer who can break down the barriers we erect in our lives.