Divine Healing Made Simple Quotes

“We must learn how to develop bridges of relationship with people if we hope to minister healing (or anything else) to them. Even if it’s a small bridge, they must have a reason to trust us.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“True humility isn’t thinking less of yourself. It’s thinking of yourself exactly the way God thinks of you; not more and not less.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Healing comes by faith. Faith is destroyed by doubt. If you doubt whether God wants people to be healed, you won’t see them healed.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“If the will of God was for us to be sick, then no one disregarded the will of God more than Jesus. Every time He healed someone, He may have cheated them of a lesson they needed to develop their character.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“The truth is that the demise of healing came as a result of disobedience to the instructions of Jesus and nothing more.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Go out and heal the sick, raise the dead, cast out demons and preach the kingdom. But do it for only one reason. Your motive should be an overwhelming love and compassion for those in need. There is no other legitimate motive for healing.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“When healing gifts are exercised, the faith of both the one healed and the one healing is built up and becomes stronger. Faith not only in God, but faith in one’s ability to do the works Jesus did, as He said we would. Many who might otherwise move powerfully in the gifts of the Spirit are not lacking faith in God to want to do them, but in themselves and their own ability to be instrumental in ministering the gifts.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Humility allows us to take risks at the expense of our ego.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Someone once asked Todd White why God doesn’t heal amputees. Todd’s reply was, “How many amputees have you laid hands on?”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“The only real difference between the man on the platform and you is that he believes God wants to heal the sick and he acts on that belief, and you probably don’t.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Jesus and His disciples demonstrated and taught that operating in the healing power of God was the expected, normal lifestyle for every believer and they gave no indication that healing would ever cease.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“What about Paul’s ‘thorn in the flesh’?”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Faith is destroyed by doubt. If”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“ask them the hard questions to satisfy your need to know the truth.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“While childlike faith is admirable, few of us are able to hold onto the simplicity of believing in miracles as we”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“August 8th in 2008, God appeared to me in the first dream”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“After decades of seeing trauma, death and suffering on a daily basis, my heart cried out to God to do something about it. He heard my cry and answered in an unexpected way.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Until recently, healing has been confined mostly to times of prayer during church services, healing conferences and evangelistic crusades.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“divine healing made simple” because we believe that simplicity is the thing that makes this book different from other books on”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“why some people were healed,”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“healings have been recorded on video and posted for public scrutiny.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Upon arriving at the other hospital, no sign of bleeding can be found and the man is sent home. There is a movement sweeping the globe today. It’s a wave of thousands of average people like you and I, who are releasing the healing power of God in everyday situations.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Revelation 19:10 applies: “…For the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“God does something; the result is that the people he prays for are better than they were before prayer.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“saints for the work of this ministry”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Many church leaders don’t question the process of making disciples. They lead congregations that meet regularly. They invite non-believers to attend weekend services and occasionally hold community outreach events. They teach the Bible and have small group meetings during the week. The process may have a few more components, but this is a standard model for making disciples. These activities may bring people to God; getting people to make a profession of faith isn’t difficult. But”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Roger Webb shared this testimony on Facebook about how some”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Andrew Wommack and Curry Blake,”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“The disciples were given power and authority because they entered the kingdom and became representatives of the king. They have been given authority to do what Jesus did as part of the ongoing ministry of expanding the kingdom until the glory of the Lord covers the earth as the waters cover the sea. We are each called, commissioned, tasked and empowered to do the same things until He returns.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple

“Jesus lived as a supernatural man. Although He is God, He divested himself of His own power and authority and operated under the anointing of the Holy Spirit, just as we do. Our goal is to become like Him. It is the relationship we have with Christ in the Spirit that opens us up to the revelation and experiences of the supernatural. It is only the transforming presence and power of the Holy Spirit that enables us to walk like Jesus did. To walk in the Spirit is to have a relationship with Him. This is why I believe relationship is preferable to realm in thinking about the kingdom of God.”
― Praying Medic, Divine Healing Made Simple