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God’s Healing Plan


Why we may not be seeing our healing.

Our healing may not be God’s immediate will for us. He could be using our illness for a short term way of getting our attention or someone else’s. It might be to remind us we are mortal human beings or to teach us something important about our life. How many times has an illness caused a person to reorganize their priorities? God may have some urgent matters for us to attend to before He deals with our physical and mental healing.

If God is allowing our illness to continue for some reason, we need to find out what that reason is if at all possible! If it is for some lesson, then we need to learn that lesson and not continue suffering in our illness. Once we have learned our lesson, made the necessary change He wants us to make, we should see our healing occur. When the lesson is learned, it should be over. There are many other ways God can continue to instruct us into His will for us. We must speak with God about His will for us.

When we suffer from physical or mental ailments we need to search for a purpose deeper than that pain we are suffering from. Our challenge must be to discover the lesson God wants us to learn, while we are praying for our healing, or else when our healing doesn’t come immediately or at all we are likely to become bitter or angry and blame God, someone else or life itself. Remember what God says in (Jeremiah 29:11) “For I know the plans I have for you. Plans to prosper you, and not to harm you.”

Also remember you are special to God. You are a child of the most, high God, and He listens to your concerns and will answer them. Just talk to Him. He is waiting to hear your thoughts and prayers now. I am praying our Father always blesses you.

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