i Can Heal The Sick

I believe if believers will get some truth right we will begin to see God's sons walking in the power of the Holy Spirit more than we've ever seen in the history of the church. God is the Word Himself but never a theory, a non-practical or non-demonstrative word. His word is power and it’s always demonstrated. His power is quite mechanical than what the church thinks today. We have a great number of word talkers in the church today than word demonstrators. God never expect His children to be talkers only but demonstrators also. Not only has He created us to demonstrate His power but He expects that we demonstrate it. But most preaching today are mere theological theories and philosophy that carry no divine dynamite. God expects that we talk and demonstrate what we say. Paul proves this by saying that he’s not interested in mere talks but in demonstrating the power of the kingdom. So do I. In fact I hate talks that are void of demonstration - proof. 1Cor 2:4 “ And my s...

Not all sickness and disease are caused by sin but returning to sin can give spirits of infirmity chance to come back into anybody. ·  Whether we like it, aware of it or not, sickness and disease will always want to come back because devil doesn’t give up. If we still experience the past or different symptom after we’ve been healed already, it’s not an indication that we were not actually completely healed but that devil want us to accept it again by bring it back on us. We only have to stand our ground and must exercise our authority, refusing to receive back the spirit of infirmity. ·  Someone might help us with their faith to heal us but no one can help us to keep our healing. We have to keep our healing by ourselves by faith. ·  It doesn’t matter how many time one requires healing, God’s power is always available and it’s inexhaustible. You can never exhaust your chance. ·  God is not withholding healing from anyone. He’s done it over 2,000 years ...

1.       Jesus was punished that we might be forgiven. 2.       Jesus became our sin so that we may become His righteousness . 2Corin 5:21. Jesus was punished with our punishment. Is 53:5-11; Rom 4:25; 8:32. 3.       Jesus became ugly and unattractive for us so that we may be beautiful. Is 52:14, 53:2. 4.       Jesus tasted death for us so that we may have His life. John 8:52; Heb 2:9 5.       Jesus offered/sacrificed His bodily health for our bodily sicknesses, pains, sorrows and diseases so that we may have His bodily health. Is 53:5 ; Matt 8:17; 1Pet 2:24. 6.       Jesus became cursed with our curse so that we may have His blessing. Deut 21:23; Gal 3:13-14. 7.       Poverty is part of the curse but Jesus exchanged His abundance for our poverty. 2Cor 8:9; 9:8. Jesus was naked, He was thirsty, He ...