2 Kings 13:14; Matthew 6:10
Throughout the week I have the opportunity to pray for and with many requesting prayer and counseling, which led me to revisit an earlier writing A Divine Healing (March 2011) where it was defined as the process of being cured of something, to repair or to be made whole again. There is physical, emotional and spiritual healing and sometimes one requires a healing from all three. On many occasions during Jesus' earthly ministry, He healed a physical condition to address the spiritual condition.
Throughout the week I have the opportunity to pray for and with many requesting prayer and counseling, which led me to revisit an earlier writing A Divine Healing (March 2011) where it was defined as the process of being cured of something, to repair or to be made whole again. There is physical, emotional and spiritual healing and sometimes one requires a healing from all three. On many occasions during Jesus' earthly ministry, He healed a physical condition to address the spiritual condition.
In our prayers I encourage listeners to align his or her will with God's will (Matthew 6:10) because His will is going to be accomplished. Aligning our wills with God's will is acknowledging that His thoughts are far superior to our and His desires for us is always best. It is noteworthy to say that often times when we pray we ask God to heal the sick while forgetting that not all healing occurs on this side of life (2 Kings 13:14). When healing occurs on the other side of life all pain and suffering is over, all sorrows are gone, heartaches and troubles have ceased. When a love one transitions from this life to the next life and is in Christ there is no need to worry, because the person is resting in the presence of God.
Have faith in your prayers and know that God hears and answers prayers as healing occurs here or in the hereafter.
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