Witness doesn’t stop where you are. It moves.

In Acts 9, Peter travels to nearby towns—not just to convert strangers or non-believers, but to strengthen disciples and restore community. He heals Aeneas. He raises Tabitha. He shows up.

And as he does, many come to believe.

Because witness isn’t only about what we say. It’s also about how God works in us and through us.

Witness—both our words and our deeds—moves near with willingness.

Witnessing involves proximity.
Witness involves formation.