It's an ordinary afternoon. Two men are on their way to pray. A beggar is in the temple gate — same place he's been every day for forty years, asking for the same thing he always asks for.

What happens next is a miracle. But the miracle isn't actually the point. It's a sign. And this Sunday, we're going to follow where it's pointing.

Peter uses one man's healed ankles to make one of the boldest claims in the entire New Testament — that Jesus didn't come to fix one small corner of what's broken. He came to restore everything.