Topic: Healing

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It is not from the halls of power but from humble places that the love which offers wholeness and healing and peace erupts into life.

Sickness and sin are similar and related disorders from which Jesus comes to to heal and save us.

Jesus calls us to move beyond hostile identity politics, whether shaped by Sabbath keeping or #Outrage, and to welcome a new culture of love, forgiveness and welcome.

When Jesus heals, he is not seeking to minister solely to the individual, but to heal a sick culture, and the culture we live in needs his healing.

My journey has brought me to a place where I have begun to know the rest that Jesus offers.

Jesus died an apparent failure, but in his resurrection, the failure’s power over us is broken for ever.

Jesus subverts our concepts of sin and offers to open our eyes and free us from it all.

Every coin you are holding already belongs to God: every bitterness, every hurt, every disappointment. Do not hold a single one back.

Jesus wants to lift us beyond the deadening conformity that seeks to silence us and confine us to a stunted life.

There is nothing, absolutely nothing, that another person can do to you that can make you unclean or defiled in the eyes of God.

Despite our often minimal vision for ourselves, and our feeling of not being important to God, Jesus Christ is committed to bringing us to the fullness of life and wholeness.