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Picture the last morning in Egypt. Around two to three million people walk out of slavery in a single night. These are brick makers who had felt the whip. Among them are the elderly and small children...
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Picture the last morning in Egypt. Around two to three million people walk out of slavery in a single night. These are brick makers who had felt the whip. Among them are the elderly and small children...
We often believe that we must qualify ourselves to receive God's blessings. We think we must resolve our personal issues and confess every sin before we can ask for healing. We treat God's power as a...
Possession usually implies a struggle. We think of "taking ground" as a series of battles where we fight to earn what we hope to keep. But when God spoke to Joshua about the Promised Land, He used a t...
It is the easiest thing in the world to look at your problem. In the wilderness, the Israelites were bitten by venomous snakes. They were in pain. Their wounds were swelling. It was natural to look do...
Most Christians know the word "saved." Fewer know that the Greek word behind it, sozo, also means "healed," "delivered," "made whole," and "preserved." One word carries the entire package. That matter...
Paul gives one reason why many believers were weak, sick, and even dying. "For this reason many are weak and sick among you, and many sleep."1 Corinthians 11:30 The Greek word translated reason is sin...
When the disciples failed to catch anything, Jesus didn't shout instructions from a distance. He stood on the shore. Close enough to speak.Close enough to be heard. “Jesus stood on the shore.” John 21...
Sometimes the deepest struggle isn't the sickness itself.It's the pressure you place on your own heart. You want to be healed so badly that you begin to strive:Have I confessed enough?Am I believing t...
An ancient city lived or died at its gates. Guards stood there. Merchants came and went through them, and an attacking army aimed for them first. Whatever passed through the gates ruled the streets in...
Read a promise in the wrong tense and you will file it in the wrong drawer. Many believers do this with Romans 8:11. They read it, feel a moment of hope, and then push the whole promise into the futur...
Jeremiah's sentence has a second half that people often miss. "Your words were found, and I ate them, And Your word was to me the joy and rejoicing of my heart; For I am called by Your name, O LORD Go...
Many believers know Jesus redeemed their spirit.We celebrate that.We also believe He heals the body. But between those two is the part we often forget: the mind. Paul writes: "May your whole spirit, s...
The Greek language has four words for love. English has one. That single fact has caused more confusion about God than almost any theological debate in history. When a husband says "I love you" to his...
Many believers spend a lot of energy studying what's wrong with them.Lab reports.Symptoms.Pain levels.Google searches and ChatGPT that only make everything scarier. Abraham lived differently. "And not...
When sickness strikes, many people question themselves."What did I do wrong?""Is God disappointed in me?" But Jesus describes sickness in a different way. When He healed the man with dropsy, He asked:...
Long before God gave the law on Mount Sinai, a mysterious king and priest appeared to Abraham. His name was Melchizedek. Abraham was returning from battle, exhausted. Melchizedek met him with refreshm...
One of the most common questions asked of the Lord is:"Lord... how long?" David asked it too: "How long, O LORD?"Psalm 13:1 But David didn't stay there. "But I have trusted in Your mercy (hesed חֶסֶד...
Humanity committed high treason by trusting Satan instead of God. This single action introduced physical aging, sickness, and death into a previously flawless world. We typically identify ourselves by...
There is a tendency to look at our lives, with our struggles, failures, and limitations, and accept them as our final reality. But the Bible offers a different mirror. It asks us to look away from our...
We like things to make sense. We prefer logic over mystery. So, when we read about applying oil to the sick or anointing our homes, the intellectual mind hesitates. It feels archaic. It feels illogica...