And He Healed them

"Jesus left there, walked along the shore of the lake of Galilee, then climbed the hill and sat down. And great crowds came to him, bringing with them people who were lame, crippled, blind, mute and many others. They simply put them down at his feet and he healed them. The result was that the people were astonished at seeing mute men speak, crippled men healed, lame men walking about and blind men having recovered their sight. And they praised the God of Israel." Matthew 15:29-31

What would you think I mean if I said that "Christianity" should be nothing less, and nothing more, than these three verses? 

Might I mean that it's only Jesus, alive, ever on the move, and that proximity to Him is everything?

Or that it's properly peopled by broken people, needy people, sinful people who actually expect to be forever set free?

Might I mean that "Christianity" without expectancy, without verifiable human results, is actually foolishness? Might I?

And that the goal of all this is wholehearted praise and robust direct interconnectedness with the Godhead?

What do you think? Do you think that's what I mean?