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In Acts 3, Peter and John heal a man who has been crippled since birth, showing that the risen Christ—working through the Holy Spirit—now acts through His followers to restore a broken, “crippled” world. Jill explains that believers become the vehicle of God’s healing presence, called to address the deep wounds of humanity with Christ’s power rather than relying on their own “crutches.”

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Peter’s transformation from a fearful follower into a bold preacher happened because of the Holy Spirit, symbolized here by “fire.” Before Pentecost, Peter relied on his own strength—fleeing danger and denying Jesus—but after receiving the Spirit, he preached with power and courage, showing that true Christian living is impossible without the Spirit’s enabling presence.

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In John 13, we learn about a servant’s lifestyle as Jesus uses the symbol of a towel to teach Peter that true greatness is found in servanthood, demonstrated most powerfully when He washed the disciples’ feet at the Last Supper. Peter learns that following Christ means adopting a servant’s heart—one willing to act humbly, sacrificially, and consistently, just as Jesus Himself will do even at His second coming.

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Peter’s conversion in John 1 begins when his brother Andrew tells him they have found the Messiah, appealing to Peter’s shared religious hope for Israel’s deliverance. The speaker explains that although the word “Messiah” never appears in the Old Testament, the concept grows from the anointing of Israel’s kings—especially David—whose sacred, chosen role eventually shaped Israel’s expectation of a future national deliverer.

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Some of the most well-known Bible characters had bad days—just as we do. No matter what your struggle may be today—depression, low self-esteem, bitterness, disappointment, anger, jealousy, weariness, even a lost will to live—there is a person in the Bible who felt those exact same feelings. Jill takes us through this familiar story to reveal the Father's heart.

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