The Various Ways People are Healed
In the last 3 posts, we have examined the preamble to either self-ministry by a sick person or ministry by a person or team to a seeker. We have established what a person believes, plus possible obstacles to healing and…
The last two posts laid out a foundation for an individual path to healing. To recap, they looked at healing as a lifestyle and the desirability of storing up the Word relating to God’s promises in this area on a…
In my last post, I asserted that healing is best viewed as a lifestyle, not just an event. This is especially so if God has called you into the healing ministry. Jesus would often wake up early in the morning…
So then, what is this practical path to healing for an individual? The first important point is that healing is not best seen as an event. It is a lifestyle. Many Christians couldn’t give you a couple scriptures on healing,…
I find the ministry of Jesus incredibly fascinating. There are 26 instances in the gospels where Jesus healed sick individuals (there were other mass healings). In all of the 26 instances, He never refused anyone, everyone was healed. Some may…
We have so far seen eleven methods by which the Lord provides healing. I never quite understood how folks can read the same Bible as I do and not see healing in it. Let’s go back into the Old Testament…
I want to revisit the healing of the blind man in Bethsaida (Bethesda) during Jesus ministry. This healing is described in Mark 8, 22 They came to Bethsaida, and some people brought a blind man and begged Jesus to touch…
My last post discussed why I like the Healing Rooms concept and why I believe a good Healing Room with trained and anointed workers is a great alternative for those seeking healing. I thank God for truly anointed ministers who…
A significant healing occurred in Bethsaida (Bethesda) during Jesus ministry. A blind man was brought to Jesus to be healed and what followed was a unique account of healing dissimilar to any other account of Jesus’ healings in the gospels.…
I feel like the last post left some thoughts unexpressed, so I will continue along those lines and try to tie up some loose ends. We know presumption is not faith, nor is faith the throwing away of medicines that…
There is a way to obtain Biblical healing that we can call ‘impetuous action’. The woman with the issue of blood was not prayed for, she simply forced her way in and touched the hem of Jesus garment. Reading the…
I felt like revisiting the subject of healing through Communion, the remembrance of Jesus’ Body, given for us. We know that our sins were washed away by His blood, symbolized by the wine. The bread therefore must symbolize the other…