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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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God’s Got You—Even When You’re Not Sure
“And if God cares so wonderfully for flowers that are here today and thrown into the fire tomorrow, He will certainly care for you. Why do you have so little faith?”— Luke 12:28 (NLT) Let’s be honest—sometimes we believe God … Continue reading
Can All Your Worries Add a Single Moment to Your Life?
“Can all your worries add a single moment to your life?” — Jesus, Matthew 6:27 (NLT) What a powerful, soul-searching question. Jesus didn’t ask it to shame us, but to free us. We live in a world that is overflowing … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, concerns, deceptive, faith, faithfulness of God, fears, focus, future, God's promises, He cares, He knows, immune systems, prayer, pressures, question, seek the Kingdom, shorten our lives, Surrender, worries, worry
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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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The 7 Boldest Prayers in the Bible
Prayer isn’t meant to be timid. The Bible is full of bold men and women who dared to ask God for the impossible, the unthinkable, and the deeply personal. These prayers weren’t just wishful thinking—they were anchored in trust, persistence, … Continue reading
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Living with Faith and Purpose In Your Later Years
“Give Me the Hill Country!” “Today I am eighty-five years old. I am as strong now as I was when Moses sent me on that journey, and I can still travel and fight as well as I could then. So … Continue reading
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How to Increase Your Faith (Even When You Struggle with Doubt)
Faith is a curious thing. It can feel strong one moment and fragile the next. I’ve walked with God for decades. I’ve trusted Him for big things—my family, health, finances, ministry—and He has proven faithful again and again. But I … Continue reading
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When the Sun Stood Still — Lessons from Joshua’s Audacious Prayer
What Joshua’s bold prayer teaches us about faith, spiritual warfare, and God’s miraculous power today. Continue reading
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What Modern Christians Can Learn from the Battle of Jericho
“When the people heard the sound of the rams’ horns, they shouted as loud as they could. Suddenly, the walls of Jericho collapsed, and the Israelites charged straight into the town and captured it.”— Joshua 6:20 (NLT) The story of … Continue reading
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