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Kevin / March 18, 2014

Seven Biblical Observations on Faith and Healing

In this excerpt from the message Place of Faith (Mark 5:21-43), Jim Kallam makes seven, biblical observations regarding faith and healing:

1. Even those who Jesus healed were subject to further decay and ultimately death.

2. Jesus left many people still in their difficulty, illness and struggle (John 5:3-5).

3. People speak of healing as if there is a formula to guarantee God will act as they command (Luke 17:1-6).

4. There are biblical examples showing God leaving people in pain even though they asked for healing (2 Corinthians 12:1-10).

5. If you separate the end from the story, you will distort what healing means.

6. Living by faith is walking in obedience to God and leaving the outcome to Him (Hebrews 11:32-40).

7. Faith and doubt can co-exist (Acts 12:1-19).

See the explanation Jim Kallam gives in the short video below:

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  1. disqus_iiJA8mzWtJ says

    March 23, 2014 at 7:57 am

    Thank you. I believe that if God chose to let a person remaine in pain it is only for Him to get the person back and surrender his or her life to Him. And during the struggle He gives relief as joy and a bright sight and peace in Jesus. I thought before that i would remain in my struggles, but it took so long until I could understand God’s delay and why.

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