In Acts 3, Peter and John are on their way to the temple together when they encounter a lame man positioned where help could be found. This moment reminds us of the importance of godly relationships—a friend who sticks closer than a brother. To experience that kind of friendship, we must first be willing to be that kind of friend to others.

As Peter and John walk, the Holy Spirit prompts them to stop. Their obedience shows us that when God interrupts our routine, we must be willing to respond. Breakthrough often happens when we pause, listen, and act in faith. Like Peter and John, we are called to operate in faith and simply do the next right thing, trusting God with the outcome.

When Peter speaks healing in the name of Jesus, the lame man is completely transformed. He doesn’t just walk—he runs, leaps, and praises God. His life is visibly changed, and the evidence is undeniable. No one could question what God had done because the transformation was obvious to all.

This passage reminds us that when we obey the Holy Spirit and move in faith, God brings undeniable change—change that points others directly to Him.