Hold your hand up real high.

The ushers have extra Bibles.

We'd be glad to let you use one of ours.

And let's go to Acts, chapter 4.

We've been on this subject for some weeks now, a series we've entitled Great Grace.

Great Grace.

In the book of Acts, we see in the first chapter, Jesus has been resurrected,

raised from the dead, and we see him speaking to his followers and then being caught up out of

their sight into the clouds. And the angel saying, just like you saw him go, he's coming again.

How many believe he's coming again?

Just like that.

And on the day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came down and filled all of them.

And they came down out of the upper room full of the spirit and speaking in tongues

and Peter preached to the crowd that gathered and thousands were saved. And then we see in Acts

three we see the lame man at the gate called beautiful. He was a fixture around there for years.

I guess everybody saw him and knew who he was, and by the power of God

in the name of Jesus, he was raised up supernaturally, he's never walked from his mother's womb,

but his feet and ankle bones were, I don't know, reconstructed, remade, whatever, and he jumped up and leaped and walked.

Think about what a miracle.

Not only was he healed, he's never taken a step.

He didn't have to learn how to walk.

He's jumping and leaping and run him.

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