Acts chapter 3 tells the story of a miracle that could not be reasonably deny, humanly

explained or lightly dismissed.

Now, why these miracles in the early days? They were miracles of introduction, there were miracles

of authentication, collaboration, and substantiation. Now, we live in a different age. We have not miracles of glory,

but miracles of grace. Jesus said, greater works than these that I do, shall ye do? What's he talking

about? He's talking about the ministry of evangelism. All of these are signs to teach a greater lesson. Welcome to Love Worth

Finding featuring profound truth simply stated by Adrian Rogers. In Acts chapter three, Peter and John

come across a beggar lying outside the temple gates. He had been lame from his youth and spent his

days asking religious leaders for money

as they entered the temple. Through the apostles, God performed a special miracle to authenticate

their authority given by the Holy Spirit. If you have your Bible, turn now to Acts chapter 3,

as Adrian Rogers shares four things about the name of Jesus which caused this man to rise and walk.

By in Acts chapter 3, the name of our study is, in the name of Jesus, rise and walk.

Listen to God's word, Acts chapter 3, verse 1. Now Peter and John went up together

into the temple at the hour of prayer being the ninth hour, and a certain man lain from his

mother's womb was carried whom they laid daily at the gate of the temple, which is called

beautiful, to ask alms, that is, he was begging of them that entered

into the temple. And seeing Peter and John about to go into the temple, ask an alms, and Peter,

fastening his eyes upon him with John said, look on us. And he gave heed unto them, expecting to

receive something of them.

Then Peter said, silver and gold have I none, but such as I have, give I thee,

in the name of Jesus of Nazareth, rise and walk.

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