For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.

Four friends carry a paralyzed man to Jesus, desperate for healing. But before touching his legs, Jesus does something unexpected — He forgives his sins. The religious leaders watching call it blasphemy in their hearts. So Jesus asks them plainly: which is easier to say, "your sins are forgiven" or "get up and walk"? This Sunday, we sit with a question deeper than physical healing — the question of who has the right to deal with what's actually broken in us, and whether we've come to Jesus for what we want, or for what we truly need.