Healing Q&A

Questions about healing are not theoretical for the person asking them. They usually come from sickness, prayer, disappointment, or a desire to help someone else. In this Q&A, I want to answer five questions by returning to Jesus, the Scriptures, and the finished...

Raising Our Experience to the Level of Scripture

Healing creates a tension that many Christians recognize. We read the promises of Scripture, hear testimonies, and sometimes experience healing ourselves. We also see people pray without receiving the result they hoped for. The tension is real. The question is what we...

The Church Should Look Like Jesus

Healing should not be an occasional subject added to Christian life. It belongs in the ministry and witness of the church because it belongs in the ministry of Jesus. I am not suggesting that healing is the only thing the church should discuss. I am asking whether we...

Healing Begins with a Biblical Foundation

Healing is not a side subject in the life of the church. It is part of the way Jesus revealed the heart of God and part of the way the kingdom of God was demonstrated in the world. When I begin teaching on healing, I want to do two things: lay a sound foundation and...

The Healing Series, Introduction

Faith Comes by Hearing I want to begin this Healing Series with a simple conviction: faith comes when we hear the Word of God. We cannot build our understanding of healing on family tradition, church culture, personal disappointment, or the opinions that surround us....

Raising Amazing Children: Q&A

Jesus said, “You have heard… but I say to you.” God’s promise is clear: train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Here are five questions about how to raise amazing children God’s way. The Biggest...