... the life of the blind man. Instead of jubilating on the healing, they were asking, who healed him? Even the parents of the blind man gave him up when they were queried (John 9:21). The blind man who ...

... where they are and his servant will be healed. Christ, who sees beyond the utterances, knew that the centurion had confident in Him healing his servant without going home with him. So, Christ told him ...

... You may not have silver or gold, but what you do have could be exactly what someone needs - hope, healing, and the presence of Christ. What small thing do you have and what are you afraid to give? Lord, ...

... Goliath (1 Samuel 17), the story of Joseph, Jacob’s favourite son (Genesis 37, 39, 40, 41), the story of Esther and Mordecai (the book of Esther) and the healing of the man born blind by Jesus (John 9:1-12) ...

... the beauty of the gospel is that grace abounds. Jesus offers healing and restoration. Through repentance and confession, we are picked up, dusted off, and set back on our feet. There are moments when ...

“Jesus went through all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the good news of the kingdom and healing every disease and sickness. When he saw the crowds, he had compassion ...

... just speak the word where they are and his servant will be healed. Christ, who sees beyond the utterances, knew that the centurion had confidence in Him healing his servant without going home with him. ...

... and unstoppable. These men could have waited for another day or given up when faced with obstacles, but their faith took action. They refused to let barriers stand between their friend and his healing. ...

... enough to set in motion the healing of a mighty Syrian commander. She had no assurance that she would be believed, yet she spoke. She had no personal gain, yet she acted with compassion. Hers was a faceless ...

...  No matter the reason, it is indeed the best healing balm for any awkward experience the soul might have been subjected to over time. Many of us, unfortunately, don’t want to go through what it takes ...

... the beauty of the gospel is that grace abounds. Jesus offers healing and restoration. Through repentance and confession, we are picked up, dusted off, and set back on our feet. There are moments when ...

... Goliath (1 Samuel 17), the story of Joseph, Jacob’s favourite son (Genesis 37, 39, 40, 41), the story of Esther and Mordecai (the book of Esther) and the healing of the man born blind by Jesus (John 9:1-12) ...

... killed a fellow human. Cities of Refuge served to give hope to any accidental manslayer and helped them to get some healing from their terrible experience. The Hebrew writer reminds us of Jesus as the ...

... the family and friends of this sick person believed that healing could only be attained by close contact with Christ. So they analyzed the situation and developed a strategy to penetrate the thick environment ...

... anger traps us in our past. It chains us to our offenders and forces us to relive our hurts repeatedly without release & healing. It means that we embrace our identity as powerless victims. We all have ...

... killed a fellow human. Cities of Refuge served to give hope to any accidental manslayer and helped them to get some healing from their terrible experience. The Hebrew writer reminds us of Jesus as the ...

... for life partners while others are require fruit of the womb. Some are mourning the death of love ones while others are asking for healing. The list goes on and on. Many are disappointed God did not grant ...

...  No matter the reason, it is indeed the best healing balm for any awkward experience the soul might have been subjected to over time. Many of us, unfortunately, don’t want to go through what it takes ...

... what we want both in this present life and the eternal life we await. Hezekiah is an example of a man who got what he asked of God (healing and 15 more years of life) (Isaiah 38). God had mercy on him ...

... anger traps us in our past. It chains us to our offenders and forces us to relive our hurts repeatedly without release & healing. It means that we embrace our identity as powerless victims. We all have ...