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Read OnlineAfter entering a boat, Jesus made the crossing, and came into his own town. And there people brought to him a paralytic lying on a stretcher. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, “Courage, child, your sins are forgiven.” Matthew 9:1–2After making a quick trip across the Sea of Galilee to deliver two men from demonic possession, Jesus and the disciples return to Jesus' “own town,” likely Capernaum, the fishing village and hometown of Peter, Andrew, James and John, and probably Matthew, whom Jesus had not yet called to be an Apostle.Though the Gospels say little about Jesus' ordinary daily life in Capernaum, it is clear that this small town served as a center for His Galilean ministry, becoming the crossroads where ordinary human lives intersected with extraordinary divine grace. Few in Capernaum could have realized that their village would become the center for the unfolding of God's promise of salvation, from which the teachings of the Messiah would go forth to the world.Though Jesus' act of forgiving the paralytic's sins in today's Gospel, followed by his miraculous healing, holds great significance, equally important is the setting in which these actions took place. Capernaum, in many ways, represents our hometowns, homes, daily lives, occupations, communities, and families. The Son of God's entrance into our world did not take place in a visibly magnificent way; it was humble, hidden, and ordinary. Beginning in Bethlehem, Jesus' birth took place within a dwelling for animals, and He was laid in a feeding trough. Shortly afterward, He narrowly escaped death from Herod, becoming a refugee in Egypt as an infant. Later, Jesus was raised in Nazareth—a small town viewed as insignificant by the wider Judean and Galilean communities. He learned carpentry from Joseph, made pilgrimages to Jerusalem for the Jewish feasts, and lived like any other child and young man.Even after Jesus began His public ministry, He continued to live a humble and simple life. He was a wandering preacher, traveling on foot through many towns and villages with a band of disciples. He relied on providence for food and shelter, owned little Himself, and related compassionately with people of every status and background.To the ordinary eye, Jesus was an ordinary man. To the eyes of the Father, He was the Divine Son, cloaked in humility, whose true glory remained hidden from many eyes.Jesus' humble, simple, and ordinary life was significant. The Father could have sent His Son into royal splendor and worldly power, establishing Him as an earthly king admired by all. Yet, He chose humility because by embracing the ordinariness of daily life, Jesus sanctified human existence, transforming everyday tasks and encounters into pathways toward union with Him. When we engage in ordinary things in union with Jesus' life—with His virtue, diligence, dedication, care, and generosity—our daily activities become infused with extraordinary grace.By becoming the crossroads where ordinary human lives intersect with extraordinary divine grace, we are invited to see every ordinary part of our lives in the same way the people of Capernaum encountered Jesus' extraordinary grace. Jesus is waiting for us around every corner, in every conversation, duty, and activity. Like in Capernaum, He remains cloaked in humility, often veiled from immediate recognition. With faith, we must discern Him in the ordinary, recognize His humble presence, love Him, and follow Him.Reflect today on the people of Capernaum and see yourself among them. How would you have reacted to someone who seemed so ordinary yet taught, forgave, and healed with such grace? That same Lord is present all around us in our daily lives, no matter how ordinary they might appear. Look for Him, invite Him into your “town,” and allow Him to sanctify your daily work, drawing you out of the ordinary into the extraordinary life of grace.My hidden Lord, You are present within me and all around me, yet often I fail to perceive Your humble presence in the ordinary circumstances of my daily life. Grant me the eyes of faith to recognize You, a heart eager to love You, and the strength to follow You faithfully, so that all I do may be infused with Your grace and dedicated to Your eternal glory. Jesus, I trust in You.Image: Christ Healing the Lame Man, by Jacopo BassanoSource: Free RSS feed from catholic-daily-reflections.com — Copyright © 2026 My Catholic Life! Inc. All rights reserved. This content is provided solely for personal, non-commercial use. Redistribution, republication, or commercial use — including use within apps with advertising — is strictly prohibited without written permission.

As we continue out series through the book of Acts, we looked at the story of the lame beggar at the temple gate and how Peter healed him. Although Peter healed him, Jesus is the star of the chapter.For more information visit ChristCommunity.Life

Acts 3: The Lame Man Healed & Peter’s Call to Repentance | Redeeming the Time with Chris Macy A lame man who had never walked in his life is instantly healed at the Beautiful Gate of the temple — and it sparks one of the most powerful sermons in the book of Acts. In this episode, Chris Macy walks through Acts 3 and shows how Peter uses the miracle to point people to Jesus, calls the crowd to repentance, and promises “times of refreshing” from the presence of the Lord. You’ll discover:• Why this healing was a sign of the new covenant• Peter’s bold message to those who crucified Jesus• The same offer of salvation that is still available today

A Lame Man LeapsSeries: Becoming the Church Speaker: Pastor AndrewSunday MorningDate: 3rd May 2026Passage: Acts 3:1-10-------------------Acts 3:1-10

So That You May Believe Sermon SeriesJesus did hundreds and hundreds of miracles during His ministry. In his gospel, John says that if he were to write about all of them the whole world could not contain all the writings. John didn't write about every amazing thing Jesus did, but he chose seven miracles to focus on in his gospel that serve as signs of Jesus identity. As we study these seven accounts we can't help but be amazed at the authority, power and compassion of the Son of God, and we celebrate the ways we see His work in our lives. Series Memory Verse – John 20:30-31"Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in His name."Pastor Matt Clausen preaches from the Shakopee Campus.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

“Peter and John went to the Temple one afternoon to take part in the three o’clock prayer service.” (Acts 3:1 NLT-SE) When we make up our mind to seek the Lord, we will see the Lord move in our lives in powerful ways.

26th | April 2026 | Jeremy Welch | Acts 3 - A Lame Man Walks! by Huntly Baptist Church

​In this powerful episode of Failure Isn't Final, Harold Mawela breaks down the divine law of spiritual authority found in Acts 3. Many of us are waiting for "silver and gold"—the external resources—before we believe we can move. But like Peter at the Beautiful Gate, your greatest asset isn't your currency; it's your Connection.​Through the story of Timothy's poultry farm collapse in Limpopo, Harold illustrates that what looks like a grave is often just a cleared site for a bigger foundation. Learn how to stop identifying with your performance and start operating in the Name that changes everything. Your failure isn't a dead end; it's the data for your destiny. It's time to stop begging and start walking.​#FailureIsntFinal#HaroldMawela#KingdomAuthority#MorningPower#SouthAfricaLeadership

Rob preaches from Acts 3:11-26 as Peter redirects the gaze of the people to Jesus, the One they denied and rejected, but the One that their God glorified!

The story of the healing of a man lame from birth at the temple gates (Acts 3:1-10) reveals 6 keys of wisdom showing us how to receive blessing and healing from God, which He freely gives to us through the Name of Jesus. This video offers insights and key principles on how to receive from God, emphasising the importance of faith, expectancy, and the power of action. Through this biblical example, learn how to focus on God, expect His blessings, and activate His power in your life.

The story of the healing of a man lame from birth at the temple gates (Acts 3:1-10) reveals 6 keys of wisdom showing us how to receive blessing and healing from God, which He freely gives to us through the Name of Jesus. This video offers insights and key principles on how to receive from God, emphasising the importance of faith, expectancy, and the power of action. Through this biblical example, learn how to focus on God, expect His blessings, and activate His power in your life.

Sermon from Pastor Jim Stultz on February 22, 2026

This podcast examines the story, "Peter and John Heal the Lame Man" in Acts 3. 

We continue in Mark 2:1-12 with savior's demonstrated authority.Both Matthew 9 and Luke 5 present this same incident of four men making a way to the savior through the roof of the house where Jesus was teaching.The problem the scribes and pharisees had was their ignorance of the savior and His divine authority. It is easy to say words that declare the forgiveness of sins, but only the Lord Jesus has the divine authority to not only declare it, but to make it happen. Our Lord demonstrated the divine authority of God in commanding the paralytic man to rise up, take his stretcher and go home. He did just that in the presence of all the people. The people were completely astounded by this miracle in which Jesus demonstrated His Deity and forgiveness of sins.Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Mark 2:5.

From our passage in Acts 3, we're going to begin to look at one of the miracles of the apostles, the healing of a man who had been lame from birth. And how the Holy Spirit used that moment to help even more people experience a much greater healing: the healing of their hearts through the power of Jesus!

Peter and John go to the temple and see a lame man. What happened to the lame man? Let's find out together as we read Acts 3:1-10 and John 5:1-9.

Jesus' authority is displayed to prove He is greater than ceremony, tradition, or superstition; yet some refuse to believe even when the sign is clear.

Did Jesus break the law of the Sabbath? Come Bible Study WITH ME through John 5 and ask all the questions!

Today's Scripture passages are Jeremiah 8 - 9:16 | Jeremiah 36:27-32 | Psalm 16 | Psalm 132 | Acts 2:14 - 3:11.Read by Christina Edmondson.Get in The Word with Truth's Table is a production of InterVarsity Press. For 75 years, IVP has published and created thoughtful Christian books for the university, church, and the world. Our Bible reading plan is adapted from Bible Study Together, and the Bible version is the New English Translation, used by permission.SPECIAL OFFER | As a listener of this podcast, use the code IVPOD25 for 25% off any IVP resource mentioned in this episode at ivpress.com.Additional Credits:Song production: Seaux ChillSong lyrics written by: Seaux Chill, Ekemini Uwan, and Christina EdmondsonPodcast art: Kate LillardPhotography: Shelly EveBible consultant: JM SmithSound engineering: Podastery StudiosCreative producers: Ekemini Uwan and Christina EdmondsonAssistant producer: Christine Pelliccio MeloExecutive producer: Helen LeeDisclaimer: The comments, views, and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and/or the guests featured on the podcast and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of InterVarsity Press or InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.

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God heals a man who was lame from birth and Peter preaches the Gospel to a multitude.

Verse by verse study through the book of Acts Chapter Three and Verse Nine

Verse by verse study through the book of Acts Chapter Three and Verse Two

Pastor Aaron Wilson July 13, 2025

Join Minister Matt Aguirre as he challenges us to elevate our expectations and trust in God's provision. Discover how unmet desires can lead to unexpected blessings and why it's crucial to seek what we truly need rather than what we merely want. Tune in for an inspiring message that promises to transform your perspective and ignite your faith.Minister Matt Aguirre | July 20, 2025The Fountain Apostolic Churchone_ (2025)Learn more at tfachurch.com/plusChapters:00:00 Mentoring Worship Teams04:10 Personal Journey and Family08:03 Expectations vs. Reality11:51 The Lame Man's Story17:53 Transformation in an Instant23:59 Faith and Action in Worship28:59 The Power of Expectation33:01 Asking for What We Need vs. What We Want35:08 Breaking Free from Labels39:34 The Role of Community in Healing43:08 Post-Miracle Praise45:23 Understanding True Needs49:09 God as Our Ultimate Need

 Go to sermon webpage: GOD REDEEMS: THE BOOK OF JOHN

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Acts 3 Looking at the gift of healing and the miraculous nature of the Spirit working in the early church to proclaim Jesus as Christ is a wonderful theme through the book of Acts. Healing and miracles can make us uncomfortable, which is need to challenge our lukewarmness. 

Series: ActsService: Sun PM WorshipType: SermonSpeaker: Marty Broadwell

Series: ActsService: Sun PM WorshipType: SermonSpeaker: Marty Broadwell

Series: ActsService: Sun PM WorshipType: SermonSpeaker: Marty Broadwell

Message - Kevin Dean  Scripture - John 5: 1-15 Date - April 27, 2025

Message - Kevin Dean  Scripture -John 5: 1-15 Date - April 27, 2025

Bro. Luke Flood preached a message entitled “The Lame Man” during the Sunday Morning service on March 16, 2025, at North Valley Baptist Church in Santa Clara, California. View Archived Services at nvbc.org

Jonathan Ray

Eric's sermon, The Signs: Healing the Lame Man, dives deep into John 5:1-18, exploring Jesus' miraculous healing and its powerful implications. He challenges us to consider whether we truly want to be healed, recognizing that healing comes with new responsibilities and faith steps. Through the story of the lame man, we see how Jesus exposes the emptiness of worldly solutions and calls us to trust in Him alone. This sermon will inspire you to reflect on your own spiritual journey—where are you resisting healing, and where is Jesus calling you to step forward? Don't miss this opportunity to experience the transformative power of Christ's grace and authority!