Comments on: Humililty as an Avenue to Healing http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/ Tue, 03 Aug 2010 10:46:40 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: kathryn kuhlman http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/comment-page-1/#comment-7388 kathryn kuhlman Fri, 02 Apr 2010 09:32:58 +0000 http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/?p=619#comment-7388 [...] Many people think they are out there and no one. recognizes them, but God knows and He sees. He ...Humililty as an Avenue to Healing | The Christian Healing BlogFew have problems humbling themselves before God, many have problems humbling themselves before men. [...] [...] Many people think they are out there and no one. recognizes them, but God knows and He sees. He …Humililty as an Avenue to Healing | The Christian Healing BlogFew have problems humbling themselves before God, many have problems humbling themselves before men. [...]

]]> By: author http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/comment-page-1/#comment-3761 author Wed, 24 Jun 2009 04:16:04 +0000 http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/?p=619#comment-3761 Hi Jerry Sorry for the delayed response. Great questions. We do have miracles associated with many ministries in the West, but not only are they fewer than in the early 20th century (in my opinion), but there is a definite resistance to any kind of reporting of Christian ministries in our day, other than scandals. I'll continue as a post... Hi Jerry

Sorry for the delayed response. Great questions. We do have miracles associated with many ministries in the West, but not only are they fewer than in the early 20th century (in my opinion), but there is a definite resistance to any kind of reporting of Christian ministries in our day, other than scandals.

I’ll continue as a post…

]]> By: Jerry http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/comment-page-1/#comment-3651 Jerry Sun, 21 Jun 2009 06:35:55 +0000 http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/?p=619#comment-3651 Can you give some info on Why we don't see many healing miracles in the Western culture. Is it a lack faith by those praying for others to be healed? I don't like pulling single scriptures out to back up my point but there are a few that talk about faith the size of a mustard seed or Jesus said we would great things than this etc. I feel frustrated when I see and pray for poeple who are in for example a wheelchair and their own desire is to be healed by God? Can you give some info on Why we don’t see many healing miracles in the Western culture. Is it a lack faith by those praying for others to be healed? I don’t like pulling single scriptures out to back up my point but there are a few that talk about faith the size of a mustard seed or Jesus said we would great things than this etc. I feel frustrated when I see and pray for poeple who are in for example a wheelchair and their own desire is to be healed by God?

]]> By: author http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/comment-page-1/#comment-2172 author Thu, 07 May 2009 01:48:57 +0000 http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/?p=619#comment-2172 Hi Eugene Thanks for the question to the blog. The best perspective I have on this is by looking at Jesus, who is the will of God in action. All 26 of His individual healings were rapid and in most cases, instant. It was the same with His mass healings and the works of Christians (Apostles and non-Apostles alike) in the book of Acts. Jesus is our model and we should base our expectations on what He did, since He ministered as an anointed man, not the Son of God. He said we'd do greater works, so even though we don't see it often, this should be the norm in our churches. This is what we should aspire to. Another way I see it is that if we had a sick kid, when would we want them healed and when would we make provision for their healing? Next year? No, we're not kinder than God, He is kinder than us. Our teachers have much to repent of for filling the church with faith-sapping teachings and myths that are just not so. That is the major reason we don't see the works that we should in our churches. God wants to heal you now, sooner rather than later. Is there opposition? Yes, but we must press with a singlemindedness, until we receive what He paid for... Blessings ;-) Hi Eugene

Thanks for the question to the blog. The best perspective I have on this is by looking at Jesus, who is the will of God in action. All 26 of His individual healings were rapid and in most cases, instant. It was the same with His mass healings and the works of Christians (Apostles and non-Apostles alike) in the book of Acts. Jesus is our model and we should base our expectations on what He did, since He ministered as an anointed man, not the Son of God.

He said we’d do greater works, so even though we don’t see it often, this should be the norm in our churches. This is what we should aspire to. Another way I see it is that if we had a sick kid, when would we want them healed and when would we make provision for their healing? Next year? No, we’re not kinder than God, He is kinder than us. Our teachers have much to repent of for filling the church with faith-sapping teachings and myths that are just not so. That is the major reason we don’t see the works that we should in our churches.

God wants to heal you now, sooner rather than later. Is there opposition? Yes, but we must press with a singlemindedness, until we receive what He paid for…

Blessings ;-)

]]> By: Eugene http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/2009/05/02/humililty-as-an-avenue-to-healing/comment-page-1/#comment-2145 Eugene Wed, 06 May 2009 12:05:55 +0000 http://www.christianhealingtoday.com/?p=619#comment-2145 Hey, sorry this might not be relevant to the above topic but would you say that it is in God's plan not to heal you now? But maybe tomorrow, next week, month, year etc, that he has something in store/planned, that he is trying to make you learn something? Like how Job was tested by God when God allowed Satan to torment Job? Or does this go with your sentiments on the "God's Will" thingy that you mentioned a few times in the past, that God can and will heal you this very moment. Hey, sorry this might not be relevant to the above topic but would you say that it is in God’s plan not to heal you now? But maybe tomorrow, next week, month, year etc, that he has something in store/planned, that he is trying to make you learn something? Like how Job was tested by God when God allowed Satan to torment Job?

Or does this go with your sentiments on the “God’s Will” thingy that you mentioned a few times in the past, that God can and will heal you this very moment.

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