This sermon explores the concept of "sacred space" - the place where heaven and earth meet, where God walks with humanity. Beginning with Eden as the original temple and tracing through biblical history, the message reveals how sin separated humanity from sacred space. Through Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, believers themselves have become sacred space - temples of the living God. The sermon emphasizes that Christians are called to be mobile sacred spaces, bringing God's presence and power to a broken world. Using the account of Peter and John healing the crippled beggar, the message demonstrates how ordinary people filled with the Holy Spirit can perform extraordinary acts when they recognize their identity as sacred space. The central challenge is to stop believing demonic lies about ourselves and our situations, die to our old selves, and embrace our identity as holy temples where God dwells.