Show Notes
How can we know with confidence that it is God's will to heal when our experiences sometimes seem to say otherwise? We cannot base our confidence on what we see around us. Our confidence must come from God's Word and the revelation of Jesus Christ.
In Episode 3 of "The God Who Heals," Duane Sheriff teaches how he became convinced of God's will to heal and why his confidence stayed strong despite unanswered questions and difficult experiences. After praying for five people who were not healed and later died, Duane was still able to pray with confidence for a man named Bill, who was facing death from liver failure. Bill was miraculously healed and lived for another ten years.
That confidence did not come from personal experience but from making God's Word the final authority. God's character, His love, and even His name reveal His willingness to heal. Jesus perfectly reveals the Father, showing compassion to the sick and healing those who came to Him.
God also reveals Himself as Jehovah Rapha, "the God who heals." When God's will is settled in our hearts, faith is no longer built on circumstances, opinions, or outcomes, but on who God has revealed Himself to be. Discover how knowing God's nature and love can give you confidence in His willingness to heal.
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