The kings of Israel and Judah could variously be classed as good or bad, depending on how godly their reign was. Some of the good kings were David, Asa, Josiah and Hezekiah; while the list of the bad kings included Ahab and Jehoram.
Other kings started well and ended badly, like Saul and Solomon, while [...]
Posted on May 02nd, 2009 in Accounts of Healing, Healing Ministry, Healing Theology, Obstacles to Healing, Ways People are Healed
Naaman the Syrian had a problem with his skin and it wasn’t one that money, rank or status could solve. He could not hide or gloss over his skin disease – it was there for everyone to see. It was humiliating, and so embarassing that he would have paid a large amount to be rid [...]
Posted on March 03rd, 2009 in Accounts of Healing, Featured, Healing Ministry, How Jesus Healed, Ways People are Healed
A few years ago, I was talking on the phone with a friend in Atlanta. A few minutes in, she mentioned that she would be going in for an operation the next Friday, two days away. I asked what the problem was. She said that she had been driving a few days [...]
Posted on February 17th, 2009 in Accounts of Healing, Featured, Healing Ministry, Healing Theology, Obstacles to Healing, Ways People are Healed
In Acts 19:10-12, Luke narrates how God did special or extraordinary healing miracles through Paul,
11God did extraordinary miracles through Paul, 12so that even handkerchiefs and aprons that had touched him were taken to the sick, and their illnesses were cured and the evil spirits left them.
Those who are familiar with healing and deliverance ministry understand [...]
Posted on October 22nd, 2008 in Accounts of Healing
Every few decades, in response to the hunger of praying men and women, revival arrives in a part of the world - Azusa in 1906, the Welsh Revival in 1904, the Australian revivals in 1902 and 1920 and other revivals too numerous to name here.
I read a quote from Blamires that I liked, “Revivals are [...]
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