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In this short sermon, Paul Woodley reflects on the biblical account of a Roman official whose son was healed by Jesus. He points out that the official exhibited two moments of belief: an initial, surface‑level trust when Jesus told him his son would be well, and a later, deeper conviction when the timing of the healing matched Jesus’ words. Woodley uses this contrast to illustrate the difference between superficial faith and a genuine, transformative belief that recognizes Jesus as the Son of God and Savior with authority to forgive sin. He urges listeners to move beyond merely acknowledging Jesus’ power to truly trusting Him as the source of salvation.

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