使徒行传3：主赐福，为叫人悔改
 
GK611晨祷生命读经 
07.05.2026 
主讲：丘均发传道


 一、神常在平常中动工（徒3:1-6）

1.常规祷告，遇见真实需要（V1-3）
一个生来瘸腿的乞丐，每天被抬到“美门”那里讨钱。他看见彼得和约翰，就照例求钱。神在大家平常的祷告时间，在一个最不起眼的乞丐身上动工。

今天我们的“日常”：上班、带孩子、服事…是神最喜欢插手的地方。别小看你今天要去的那个“美门”，那里可能就有神要触摸的人。

2.没有金银，只有耶稣的名（V4-6）
彼得和约翰不是有钱人。但他们有比钱更宝贵的东西—耶稣复活的大能。瘸腿的人被彼得拉住右手，脚和踝子骨立刻健壮了。

我们常常觉得自己“不够”，但是今天就要奉耶稣的名，就能带出医治、盼望和改变。真正的祝福不是物质，乃是耶稣的名所释放的大能。

二、一切神迹指向耶稣（徒3:7-16）

1.瘸子跳跃，众人满心希奇（V7-10）
那瘸子跳起来，又站又走，跟着他们进圣殿，跳着赞美神。众人认出他就是那个天天在美门讨饭的，就满心希奇惊讶。

当神医治我们:无论是身体、情感或关系，我们也要公开赞美，让别人看见耶稣的大能，也是我们最有力的见证和布道。

2.不是我能，乃是耶稣的名（徒3:11-16）
彼得把医治的神迹，全归荣耀给神--“因信祂的名，这人就得了完全的医治。”彼得也直指他们的罪——把圣洁公义者耶稣交给彼拉多，杀了生命的主。但神成就了先知所说的，弥赛亚必须受苦。

在分享见证时，别把焦点放在自己“多厉害”，而要指向耶稣。我们的故事是桥梁，耶稣才是答案。

三、终极祝福悔改归正（徒3:17-26）

1.无知之罪，悔改得赦免（V17-20）
彼得说：“我知道你们是因无知而行…。所以你们当悔改归正，使你们的罪得以涂抹…”

今天还有哪些“无知”或习惯在拦阻我们？悔改不是一次，而是每天的转向耶稣，经历罪得赦免、心灵更新的安舒。

2.先知应许，亚伯拉罕的福（徒3:21-26）
彼得引用摩西和众先知，指出耶稣就是那要来的先知。神先差遣耶稣给犹太人，要赐福他们，叫他们回转，离开罪恶。

我们都是这应许的继承人。无论背景如何，神都想借着耶稣祝福我们到永远。别等完全恢复，就从今天回转吧！在家庭、职场、教会里，活出悔改的生命，自己蒙福，也成为别人的祝福。

总结：悔改！回转！离开罪恶！安舒的日子就必来到！





  

Acts Chapter 3: The Lord Bless in Order to Lead People to Repentance
 GK611 Morning Devotion 
07.05.2026
Speaker: Ps Daniel Kew 

 1. God Often Works in the Ordinary (Acts 3:1–6)
i. Routine prayer, encountering real needs (V1–3)
A man lame from birth was carried every day to the temple gate called “Beautiful Gate” to beg for money. When he saw Peter and John, he asked them for alms as usual. God worked during a routine prayer time, through the most unnoticed beggar.

Our “daily life” today—going to work, caring for children, serving in ministry—is exactly where God loves to step in. Don’t underestimate the “Beautiful Gate” you’re heading to today; there may be someone there whom God wants to touch.

ii. No silver or gold, but the name of Jesus (V4–6)
Peter and John were not wealthy, but they possessed something far more valuable—the power of the risen Jesus. When Peter took the man by his right hand, his feet and ankles were instantly strengthened.

We often feel that we are “not enough,” but today, in the name of Jesus, we can bring healing, hope, and transformation. True blessing is not material wealth, but the power released through the name of Jesus.

 2. Every Miracle Points to Jesus (Acts 3:7–16) 

i. The lame man leaps, and the people are filled with wonder (V7–10)
The lame man jumped to his feet, began to walk, and entered the temple with them—walking, leaping, and praising God. The people recognized him as the one who used to sit begging at the Beautiful Gate, and they were filled with amazement and astonishment.

When God heals us—whether physically, emotionally, or relationally—we should openly praise Him. This allows others to see the power of Jesus and becomes our most powerful testimony and witness.

ii. Not by my power, but by the name of Jesus (V11–16)
Peter gave all glory for the healing to God: “It is by faith in His name that this man has been made completely well.” He also confronted their sin directly—they had handed over Jesus, the Holy and Righteous One, to Pilate and killed the Author of life. Yet God fulfilled what the prophets had foretold—that the Messiah must suffer.

When sharing our testimony, we must not focus on how “capable” we are, but point to Jesus. Our story is only the bridge; Jesus is the answer.

 3. The Ultimate Blessing: Repentance and Turning Back (Acts 3:17–26) 

i. Sins of ignorance, repentance brings forgiveness (V17–20)
Peter said, “I know that you acted in ignorance… Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out…”

What “ignorance” or habits might still be hindering us today? Repentance is not a one-time act, but a daily turning back to Jesus—experiencing forgiveness, renewal, and times of refreshing.

ii. The promise of the prophets: the blessing of Abraham (V21–26)
Peter referred to Moses and all the prophets, pointing out that Jesus is the Prophet who was to come. God first sent Jesus to bless the Jewish people by turning them from their wicked ways.

We are all heirs of this promise. No matter our background, God desires to bless us eternally through Jesus. Don’t wait until everything is perfect—turn back today. In our families, workplaces, and churches, live out a life of repentance—be blessed, and become a blessing to others.

 Conclusion：Repent! Turn back! Leave your sins! And times of refreshing will surely come!