In Acts 3, a miraculous healing draws a crowd—but the spotlight doesn’t stay on the miracle. It points to Jesus.

In this message, we explore what miracles are really for and why the early church didn’t treat them as the main event. When Peter heals a man who couldn’t walk, he makes it clear: this wasn’t by human power, but through Christ. The miracle became an opportunity to boldly proclaim who Jesus is.

So what does that mean for us today?

Rather than chasing the extraordinary, we’re invited into something deeper and more accessible: being faithful witnesses. Because while miracles are in God’s hands, sharing Jesus is in ours—and every transformed life is a miracle in itself.

This passage also reminds us what we receive when we turn to Christ:

• Forgiveness — our sins are completely wiped away
• Refreshing — God’s presence meets us in everyday life
• Purpose — we’re invited into God’s bigger story

If you’ve ever wondered why we don’t see miracles like Acts today—or what your role is in God’s mission—this message brings clarity and encouragement.

Turning to Jesus is the best thing that can happen to anyone—and He invites us to help others see that too.

Speaker: Mark Seager
Series: Going Public

CityView is a church family that God is building to make disciples of Jesus Christ in the heart of Loudoun County and around the world. Check us out at CityViewNOVA.com