Does anybody recognize the lady in this picture? She’s Lynn Marie. I had seen her a while ago in footage from one of the Power and Love conferences. She was ministering to other people while she was wearing oxygen tubes. …
Last week in “The Spiritual Gifts Are For All Christians,” we shared the scriptural basis for all Christians to heal the sick, speak in tongues, prophesy, and do mighty works. I read through the Bible many times as a teenager …
In the last post and the one before it we answered some common, yet deeply flawed arguments that people use from the New Testament to imply sickness may sometimes be God’s will for Christians. Then on a Youtube comment, I …
Did Paul Preach To The Galatians Because Of A Sickness? Read more »
In the last post, Why was this man born blind?, we examined two New Testament passages that are commonly misused to imply that God’s will is sometimes sickness. Today we are looking at two more such passages. “I Left Trophimus …
I never saw anybody healed through my hands until I got the issues I was confused about out of the way and became convinced, from scripture, that it’s God’s will. I laid out the scriptural foundation in the article “13 …
Skeptics are often concerned about exaggeration with healing testimonies. Exaggeration is a valid concern, and we should be careful about how we report testimonies. Bethel church has a great set of guidelines for reporting testimonies accurately and responsibly. I’m sometimes …
Last week we shared the story of Janice Campbell-Paul’s descent into disability and the resulting isolation and rejection that she encountered. Today we are continuing with another excerpt from her book “The Secret Wife.” Jesus is a wonderful savior and …
Today and next week we have excerpts from the book “The Secret Wife”, by Janice Campbell-Paul. Janice found herself disabled and in a wheelchair, crippled by fibromyalgia. God supernaturally healed her and she moved to India to marry her internet …
Last week and the week before we talked about the fallacies of the “100%” criticism. The “100%” criticism claims that we have no right to teach the biblical doctrines of faith and God’s will to heal if we don’t demonstrate them …
Last week we pointed out the fallacy of questioning God’s will to heal or a person’s right to teach it if that person doesn’t demonstrate 100% success with ministering healing. Today we continue to talk about the same, especially in …
“If Healing Is So Simple, Why Don’t You Get 100% Results?” Read more »