October 5, 2009
Does God Still Heal?
Does God still heal people today? If so, how does it work? When does He do it and why? Do we have some responsibility to fulfill in God’s healing process? Is healing today just spiritual and emotional or does God in fact choose to supernaturally defy natural laws and heal people’s bodies as well?
These are important and controversial questions that deserve solid, rational, biblical answers. Much damage has been done to Christ-followers in their desperate attempts to find cures for devastating diseases. Faulty theology and charlatans playing on people’s vulnerable state in their search for a miracle have left many disillusioned, skeptical and often abused.
Non-Christians in like manner need only flip through the channels of Christian TV to watch a wide variety of conflicting claims and promises about God’s healing power.
What does the Scripture really teach? How can we avoid the extremes of “believe hard enough and God will do whatever you say” or the opposite extreme that “God never heals, it was only for those New Testament times”?
In our current radio series, “Does God Still Heal”, we will ask and answer those questions. We will learn what the Bible actually says about…
- Spiritual Healing
- Emotional Healing
- Physical Healing
If you or someone you know is in desperate need of restoration and healing, don’t miss this series. It is airing on the radio from Oct 6 –13th (check local listing here). CDs are available at the Living on the Edge online store for a special on-air discount if you would like to pass them onto friends or family.
As a pastor for over 25 years I have seen God do the absolutely miraculous and remove a brain tumor; and I have seen sincere people grieve with unimaginable disappointment and anger when their unbiblical expectations were not met by God. Does God still heal? Let’s open our hearts and minds to answer that question together.
Until then… keep pressin’ ahead,
Chip
wellwoman7 on October 7th, 2009
How does one balance their faith with that reality? That, on the one hand, I know God can do anything…on the other, He chooses not to. Is it really just a matter of keep believing that God is good, all the time, no matter what our cirucmstances? Is that a huge step to spiriual maturity?
I have watched a child die, lost my health and given up many homes and belongings…I am weary now and could use revival…how long O Lord, how long? How come I am suddenly angry at God?
How would you describe an unbiblical expectation of God?
Thank you so much for your ministry…I wish you were on the east coast!