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What to Do When You're Not Healed

DAY 7 OF 7

When you're not seeing healing, or a loved one has passed away without seeing healing, at the end of the day, we must remember that we celebrate the greatest miracle–the salvation of a soul.

Sickness was defeated by Jesus. It's being defeated by His continual healing ministry.

And one day it will be totally defeated, and we will be in a place where suffering no longer exists. You will be free from sickness either in healing or in the resurrection.

When the disciples rejoiced that they had a successful ministry trip casting out demons, Jesus redirected their joy to think eternally (Luke 10:20). Jesus said in this life we would have troubles, but when we focus on eternity, we are able to celebrate that we will soon have a place where there are no more tears, no more suffering, and no more pain.

I didn't write this to tell you to do one simple thing, and you'll be healed. I understand it's not easy, but I know that God is good, and we will see His goodness in this life and even more in the one to come. Always look forward to what God has in store for you.

Pray This:

God, I thank you because I have received the gift of salvation. Thank you because I believe in You, and I know the day is coming when there will be no more pain. Help me to always focus on eternity.

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What to Do When You're Not Healed

Perhaps you find yourself praying for months or years for the healing of your body or of a loved one, without seeing that healing come. When time passes and healing does not come, it sifts our faith. If you find yourself...

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