A Canaanite mother’s persistent faith teaches us to see our unworthiness, trust Christ’s power, and cry out for His mercy.
Peter proclaims that the risen Jesus, rejected by men but exalted by God, is the only name by which sinners can be saved.
Saving faith transforms the believer, bringing new life in Christ, freedom from sin’s dominion, and growing obedience through the Spirit.
Peter calls Israel to repent and turn to Christ, the promised Prophet and risen Servant, so their sins may be wiped away.
Saving faith is more than belief in facts; it is trusting God’s promise of salvation through Christ, who died and rose for our justification.
Peter explains that the lame man was healed by faith in Jesus’ name, pointing the crowd to the risen Christ whom God glorified.
