Living Word Family Church Sermon Podcast

In the scriptures, we see MANY examples of supernatural healing, and several different methods by which healing was manifested. We see the prayers of prophets, the laying on of hands, bathing in the river, mud applied to eyes, and so forth. Once we are convinced that it's God's will that we be healed, is there a right way to receive as New Testament believers. There may not be one right way, but the scriptures show us the BEST way.

In this powerful message, Pastor Mike reminds us that our words carry weight and shape our lives. Drawing from Mark 11:23 and Romans 10:8, he teaches that what we confess with our mouth reflects the faith in our heart. When we speak God’s Word, we align ourselves with His promises and open the door to transformation. Discover how to put your mouth where your faith is, and why your confession determines who you are and what you have in life. This message will challenge and inspire you to speak boldly, live faithfully, and declare God’s truth over every situation.🙏 Be encouraged, be equipped, and remember: Your words matter.

Two historical challenges to the belief that God always wills our healing are the book of Job and Paul's thorn in the flesh. One seems to indicate that God afflicts us to test our faith, and the other seems to show that God afflicts us to keep us humble. Let's take a closer look at Job's trials and Paul's thorn.

In this stirring message, Pastor Mike draws a powerful parallel between military battle readiness and spiritual preparedness. Just as the Navy trains relentlessly for unseen battles, believers must stay vigilant in a world full of deception.This sermon challenges us to go beyond surface-level faith—church attendance alone won’t cut it. We’re called to know the truth, abide in God’s Word, and walk wisely in these last days.Whether you're a seasoned believer or just beginning your journey, this message will stir your spirit and sharpen your focus. It's time to be battle-ready—for real.

We know God CAN heal. And we have spent some time in this series looking at the scriptural evidence for God's WILL to heal. But that is only one side of the coin. The other important factor, specifically mentioned in many of the healing miracles of Jesus, is the faith of the person needing healing. What does faith for healing look like, and how big a part does it play in the whole process?

Did Jesus heal to prove He was God? Was His healing primarily for a sign? Or was it something more? We've already examined the Old Covenant case for God's will to heal. Let's take a look at how that will was expressed most powerfully and obviously: in the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ.