Pastor Jack Graham | Undeniable | Prestonwood Baptist Church

Main message: The miracle in Acts 3 is an undeniable sign pointing to Jesus as the risen Messiah, and the church must boldly proclaim his name, call people to repent and believe, and press on in its unstoppable witness despite opposition.

Key points:

• Peter’s healing of the lame man (Acts 3) is presented as an unquestionable sign that points people to Jesus—not to the apostles—and as evidence the resurrection and Messiahship of Christ.
• Peter names Jesus with multiple titles (servant, the holy and righteous one, author of life, Christ) and confronts the crowd with their role in rejecting him, calling them to repentance so sins may be blotted out.
• The church’s mission is unstoppable: believers are witnesses who cannot help but speak of what they have seen and heard, even under persecution (cf. Acts 5:40).
• All ministry and public engagement should be Christ‑centered—ministries, worship, outreach, and civic involvement are done in Jesus’ name (1 Corinthians 2:2).
• The preacher applied the message concretely: Christians should prayer‑walk neighborhoods, engage civically (vote), and support Israel (citing Genesis 12 and describing current church aid), while urging immediate personal response to the gospel (“red zone” moment).

Scriptures mentioned: Acts 3, Acts 4, Acts 2, Acts 5:40, 1 Corinthians 2:2, Isaiah 53, Genesis 12, John 1