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Why Doesn’t God Always Heal?
A Biblical Reflection on Unanswered Prayers for Healing One of the hardest and most heartfelt questions we face as followers of Jesus is: “If we pray in Jesus’ name, why aren’t all the sick healed?” This is not just a … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, delayed, faith, God's purposes, Gospel, grace, healer, hope, Jesus' Name, life, Name of Jesus, no more death, not yet, prayer, sermons, tension, Trust, unanswered prayer, weakness
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How Did Jesus and the Early Church Pray for the Sick?
A New Testament Model for Healing Ministry In today’s church, we often ask: “How should we pray for the sick?” The best way to answer that is to look at the New Testament pattern. How did Jesus, His disciples, and … Continue reading
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Tagged authority, boldness, compassion, confidence, cured, declared, direct, disciples, faith, healed, healed all, healing, Jesus Christ, laid hands, lay hands, love, Name of Jesus, New Testament, obedience, Paul, pray, rebuked, sick, spoke directly
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Be Holy Because I Am Holy: What Does That Mean?
In Leviticus 19:2, God commands His people: “You must be holy because I, the Lord your God, am holy.” This command is echoed throughout Scripture, including in 1 Peter 1:15-16, where believers are urged to live holy lives. But what … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Family, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Leadership, Wisdom
Tagged compassion, fair, follower of Jesus, God first, God's character, His Spirit, holiness, holy, honest, honoring parents, integrity, just, justice, love, mercy, obedience, transformation, vulnerable
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God’s Loving Kindness in Genesis and Exodus
Reading through Genesis and Exodus can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster of emotions. While these books reveal humanity’s brokenness through shocking moments of sin and judgment, they also profoundly demonstrate God’s loving kindness, patience, and justice. When seen through the … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam and Eve, care, compassion, creation, deliverance, disobey, Exodus, faithfulness, forgiveness, Genesis, God's covenant, Joseph, judgement, kindness, love, mercy, provision, sin
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In Search of Healing
The ninth chapter of Matthew’s Gospel is a vivid narrative of healing and restoration. Jesus heals a paralytic, raises a synagogue leader’s daughter from the dead, cures a woman with a chronic illness, gives sight to the blind, and frees … Continue reading
Navigating “Do Not Judge” as Worship Leaders
Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 7:1-2 are often quoted verses in Scripture: “Do not judge others, and you will not be judged. For you will be treated as you treat others. The standard you use in judging is the standard by … Continue reading
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Tagged biblically, Body of Christ, compassion, context, discernment, gifts, grace, grow, humility, judge, judgemental, mentorship, prayer, process, standard, training, trust God, truth, truth in love, wisdom
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Be Perfect, as Your Father in Heaven is Perfect: What Did Jesus Mean?
In Matthew 5:48, Jesus says, “But you are to be perfect, even as your Father in heaven is perfect” (NLT). At first glance, this statement can feel overwhelming. Is Jesus really asking us to achieve sinless perfection? Let’s explore the deeper meaning behind His words and how they apply to our lives today. Continue reading
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Tagged character, compassion, complete, enemies, forgiveness, generosity, God's will, grace, His call, humility, Jesus, loving, mature, maturity, perfect, perfection, selfless, Sermon on the Mount, spiritual growth, whole
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What Does It Mean To ‘Live Like Jesus’?
In the Gospel of John, a powerful message is delivered in 1 John 2:6: “Those who say they live in God should live their lives as Jesus did.” This profound statement sets a foundational principle for followers of Jesus, encouraging us to model our lives after the teachings and example of Christ. But what does it mean to live like Jesus in everyday life? Let’s explore this idea through key principles and actions. Continue reading
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Tagged action, believers, community, compassion, discipleship, Evangelism, faith, fellowship, generosity, humility, integrity, love, model, prayer, principle, servanthood, teachings, Trust
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What Does the New Testament Teach About Healing?
The New Testament’s teachings on healing revolve around Jesus’ ministry, which emphasized healing as a demonstration of God’s kingdom, and the practices of His apostles, Peter and Paul, who continued this work in the early church. Here’s a breakdown of the perspectives and practices on healing by each: Continue reading
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Tagged authority, compassion, early church, faith, forgiveness, gifts, God's kingdom, God's love, healing, Jesus, miracles, mission, Name of Jesus, Paul, Peter, power, pray, prayer, sickness, sin, spiritual, spiritual gifts
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Living with Purpose: The Gift of Self-Control
In 2 Timothy 1:7, Paul reminds Timothy and, by extension, all believers: “For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.” This verse is a profound reminder that self-control is not merely a personal effort but a divine endowment. It’s a gift from God, designed to empower us, guide us in love, and enable us to live disciplined lives. Let’s look into the benefits and blessings of self-control and how it transforms and changes our lives. Continue reading
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