Show Notes
Do you believe that it's God's will to heal? Our experiences, disappointments, traditions, or someone else's lack of healing cannot determine our answer. God's Word must establish His will.
In "The God Who Heals," Duane Sheriff teaches the foundational truth that God wills to heal His people. Yet our faith cannot rise above our knowledge of God and His will, which is why renewing our minds to Scripture is essential. 3 John 1:2 says that God desires His people to prosper and be in health as their souls prosper.
God's will is revealed through both the written Word of Scripture and the living Word, Jesus Christ. Scripture points us to Jesus, and Jesus perfectly reveals the Father's nature, character, and will. Throughout His earthly ministry, Jesus never made anyone sick or refused healing to anyone who came to Him. He went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed.
Although not everyone receives healing, it does not change the fact that healing is part of God's nature and will. When we separate human experience from the truth of Scripture, our faith becomes firmly anchored in who God is and what His Word reveals about healing.
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