Everyone can heal the sick ?

We say that everyone can announce the gospel. Of course, we are talking about born again people. If all born-again people can proclaim the gospel, can they all heal the sick ? I will answer that only believers can heal the sick. Indeed, many people born again do not believe, unfortunately. Sometimes it is ignorance, but often incredulity. The good news is that you can heal the sick around you. I feel the importance of this thought. Mark repeats the words of Jesus who said : "These are the signs that will accompany those who believe : in my name they will cast out demons ; they will speak new tongues... they will lay hands on the sick, and the sick will be healed" (Mark 16: 17-18). The need, then, is to be a believer, that is, to believe.

Have you ever tasted the joy of laying your hand on a sick person, and seeing it heal before your eyes ? I would really like to encourage you to do it (or continue). Mark says that "the Lord, after speaking to them, was taken up to heaven, and sat at the right hand of God. And they went out to preach everywhere. The Lord worked with them, and confirmed the word by the miracles that accompanied him" (Mark 16: 19-20). What did the believers do ? They were going to preach, and the Lord was working with them and confirming His word by the miracles that accompanied it. It's extraordinary ! You can not find ? Miracles accompany who ? They accompany the Word. It is she who produces the miraculous. It is not written that miracles accompanied them, but it is written that miracles accompanied her. Who ? Yes, the Word !

When you talk about this healing Jesus, you can be sure that the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Jesus, is listening to you and will perform a miracle. He will work with the Word. This is why we must give a full and complete Word of faith. Always remember that when you speak, the Holy Spirit works in the spirit of the person. It's the demonstration of Spirit and power, and it's real, so real. You can lay your hands on a sick person and see him healed.

Jeremy Sourdril