Healing - Part II

[Jacob's Ladder]

Dear Reader,

In relation to my previous post, only four people responded. In addition, on my Facebook page, only two responded and four liked my post. What is occurring with people these days? LOL

I have a sincere question to ask of every reader here. If you possess any form of ailment, what is preventing you from receiving healing?
Let us seriously discuss this topic. It is obvious that God does not want you sick, so why should you have to live with any ailment?

Consider, you have possessed an ailment for a while; and doubt has engulfed the outer courts of your mind. Often times you pray for healing, but within your mind, hope has become scarce. Your prayer of healing has become a tradition rather than a petition. The constant failure of not receiving your healing after prayer has begun to destroy your faith.

I sincerely want to ask you something. The women with an issue of blood, and the man by the pool of Bethesda, and the blind man that sat by the gate, etc., were they of more value than you? If not, why haven’t you received your healing? What is the differentiating factor between you and those who received their healing in the New Testament?

Some of you may casually read and ignore this post without self-analyzing, and possibly, without considering the message I am trying to relay. If you do, that is completely fine. Just note, it’s your type of mentality that sustains mediocre Christianity. People of that sort pose no threat to the enemy’s kingdom. Have a good day.


Respectfully,
Jacob's Ladder

[navygoat1998]

Originally Posted by Jacob's Ladder

Dear Reader,

In relation to my previous post, only four people responded. In addition, on my Facebook page, only two responded and four liked my post. What is occurring with people these days? LOL

I have a sincere question to ask of every reader here. If you possess any form of ailment, what is preventing you from receiving healing?
Let us seriously discuss this topic. It is obvious that God does not want you sick, so why should you have to live with any ailment?

Consider, you have possessed an ailment for a while; and doubt has engulfed the outer courts of your mind. Often times you pray for healing, but within your mind, hope has become scarce. Your prayer of healing has become a tradition rather than a petition. The constant failure of not receiving your healing after prayer has begun to destroy your faith.

I sincerely want to ask you something. The women with an issue of blood, and the man by the pool of Bethesda, and the blind man that sat by the gate, etc., were they of more value than you? If not, why haven’t you received your healing? What is the differentiating factor between you and those who received their healing in the New Testament?

Some of you may casually read and ignore this post without self-analyzing, and possibly, without considering the message I am trying to relay. If you do, that is completely fine. Just note, it’s your type of mentality that sustains mediocre Christianity. People of that sort pose no threat to the enemy’s kingdom. Have a good day.


Respectfully,
Jacob's Ladder

Jacob, healing is the children's bread!

[houston]

Originally Posted by navygoat1998

Jacob, healing is the children's bread!

At this point crumbs would suffice...

[Jacob's Ladder]

Originally Posted by houston

At this point crumbs would suffice...

Houston,

You're feeling so insignicant that you're willing to settle for crumbs? Walking at a distance from the master causes this type of mentality, humbly speaking. How long have you been away?

[houston]

Shut your face!

[OnTheFritz]

Originally Posted by Jacob's Ladder

Dear Reader,

In relation to my previous post, only four people responded. In addition, on my Facebook page, only two responded and four liked my post. What is occurring with people these days? LOL

I have a sincere question to ask of every reader here. If you possess any form of ailment, what is preventing you from receiving healing?
Let us seriously discuss this topic. It is obvious that God does not want you sick, so why should you have to live with any ailment?

Consider, you have possessed an ailment for a while; and doubt has engulfed the outer courts of your mind. Often times you pray for healing, but within your mind, hope has become scarce. Your prayer of healing has become a tradition rather than a petition. The constant failure of not receiving your healing after prayer has begun to destroy your faith.

I sincerely want to ask you something. The women with an issue of blood, and the man by the pool of Bethesda, and the blind man that sat by the gate, etc., were they of more value than you? If not, why haven’t you received your healing? What is the differentiating factor between you and those who received their healing in the New Testament?

Some of you may casually read and ignore this post without self-analyzing, and possibly, without considering the message I am trying to relay. If you do, that is completely fine. Just note, it’s your type of mentality that sustains mediocre Christianity. People of that sort pose no threat to the enemy’s kingdom. Have a good day.

Respectfully,
Jacob's Ladder

I believe that healing comes if it is an acceptable deviation from the current path without impacting God's overall plan in some other way. I've known people of tremendous faith not receive healing.