I am struck by “God was with him”, which we know also from scripture that Jesus lived his earthly life “with the Father”. It is from Jesus’ interactive life of love, dependence and willingness to do all the Father commands him that “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and power, and how he went around doing good [benefactor] and healing all who were under the power of the devil, because God was with him”.
It makes me wonder where my efforts or lack thereof to good in the Jesus way come from? Does it flow from being with God and receiving his Spirit and power to follow Jesus in doing good in the world?

This touches on one of the main weaknesses of the Creeds in my view: they skip his life; they skip Jesus the benefactor (at the Father’s leading and the Spirit’s power). They skip Jesus the Rabbi and disciple-maker.
As for what it means, I don’t think Peter’s (Trinitarian) summary can be improved upon, except by the fuller gospels themselves. Healing/rescuing people in every sense is simply a major, if not central, agenda of God’s government. Turning wounders into the kind of Trinitarian healers that Jesus is, is part and parcel of this.

- A PRAYER FROM JESUS -
This prayer is from Jesus that we may here from Him, that He may meet our needs. It only consist of three simple steps.
1) We need to read one scripture. This will focus us in the word that brings everlasting life.
2) Since this prayer is from Jesus we need to direct our prayer to Him personally. To often Christian focus they’re prayer’s to G_D the father. Scripture proclaims that Jesus should be the focus of our prayer.
3) The simplest part of this Prayer is to ask Jesus one question. Please, all that is required for this question is to make it simple. Let Jesus Himself finish the question when He gives you that understanding through prayer.
The PRAYER
The scripture that is the focus of this prayer is “ACTS 2:38″. It’s not necessary to do any study into this scripture. Jesus Himself willl bestow the understanding that will resonate in your heart.
The most important part of this prayer is that we need to direct our prayer directly to Jesus. If you normally would say Father in your prayer, change your focus from the Father to Christ Jesus by lifting Jesus name up every time you would normally use Father in your prayer.
Maybe the hardest part of this prayer is the question that we need to ask Jesus. For man as we are, always try to understand the question and may add many additional quires. The simplest question is all that is required.
Simply ask Jesus ‘WHY, Jesus why’