Jesus performed countless miracles, yet many still refused to believe. This episode reveals why faith—not signs alone—releases God’s power and why unbelief limits spiritual results.

The resurrection of Lazarus proves there is a power higher than sickness, disease, and death. This teaching explores how Jesus, led by the Spirit, demonstrated resurrection power, healing, and faith that still speaks to believers today.

Jesus healed a man born blind—but He did not cause the blindness. In this episode, we uncover why sickness is not from God, how Scripture properly explains John 9, and why Jesus remains the answer to both spiritual blindness and physical disease today.

Jesus healed a man sick for thirty-eight years at the Pool of Bethesda through the gifts of the Spirit. Learn how healing ministry works through the Word, faith, and the Spirit’s “single acts”—and how you can minister healing as Jesus did.

Are you really trusting God—or just hoping? Take three faith tests that reveal whether you’re fully persuaded, speaking heaven’s language, and acting like you’ve received.

Before the Pentecostal revival at Azusa Street, John Alexander Dowie was already declaring that Jesus Christ still heals. His life was marked by bold faith, intense labor, miraculous testimonies, prophetic insight—and sobering lessons about balance and humility. Why does his story still matter for believers today?

The Name of Jesus is more than a phrase—it is the authority of the risen Christ placed in the hands of believers. Learn how Jesus acquired His Name as a man, why the Name represents His Person and Presence, and how you can use it to overcome darkness and live a miracle life.

Throughout church history, every major revival has included healing and miraculous signs. From the Great Awakening to the ministries of Wesley, Trudel, and Simpson, God confirmed His moving with power. If healing followed revival then, why not now?

History—Bible history and human history—says miracles are still real. From Augustine to Ambrose, the fourth century provides witness that Jesus still heals.

From the second and third centuries, church history testifies to healings, deliverances, and spiritual gifts. The age of miracles did not end.

Leviticus 14 contains one of the most detailed cleansing ceremonies in the Bible. Why did God include it? In this teaching we explore the powerful symbolism of the two birds, the Day of Atonement parallels, and the meaning of cedar wood, scarlet wool, and hyssop—revealing how these Old Testament types point to the cleansing power of Jesus Christ.

Jesus did not tell the leper to “be healed”—He said “be clean.” In this episode, we explore the meaning of the Greek word katharizō and why God created an elaborate cleansing ritual for lepers in Leviticus 14. Discover how this powerful Old Testament picture reveals the connection between uncleanness, sin, and restoration.

The New Testament uses several Greek words to describe healing—diasozo, therapeuō, iaomai, and katharizō. Each one reveals a different aspect of how Jesus restores people from sickness and brings them to safety, restoration, and cleansing.

Incurable diseases are increasing, but Scripture gives insight into why and how believers can protect themselves. This episode explores the Hebrew healing words rapha and marpe, the tragic example of Jehoram, and Proverbs 6’s warning about wickedness and “beyond healing” conditions.

Divine healing is different from natural remedies or medical treatments. In this episode, we explore what the Bible teaches about divine healing, why God’s healing power is superior to natural methods, and how faith in God’s Word opens the door to restoration and health.

Faith is not a feeling—it is a conviction that produces action. In this episode, discover seven powerful tests that reveal whether you truly believe God and how to position yourself to receive from Him.

Jesus asked a paralyzed man a surprising question: “Do you want to be made well?” Why would Jesus ask something so obvious? In this episode, discover the connection between healing, the human will, discouragement, faith, and spiritual development—and learn why receiving from God is one thing, but holding on to it is another.

Jesus walked through five porches full of sick people at the Pool of Bethesda, yet He ministered to only one man. Why? This episode explores Spirit-led healing ministry, dependence on the Holy Spirit, and the importance of doing what you see and saying what you hear.

Jesus walked into five porches full of sick people and ministered healing to one man who had been paralyzed for thirty-eight years. In this episode, discover how the gifts of the Spirit operated through Jesus, why teaching the Word was His normal method of ministry, and how believers today can walk in both faith and dependence on the Holy Spirit.

Did Jesus break the Sabbath when He healed the sick? In this study, discover why Jesus intentionally healed people on the Sabbath, what His actions reveal about the compassion of God, and why mercy and love fulfill the law. Learn the difference between religious rule-keeping and genuine compassion, why healing remains God’s family business, and how believers can respond when compassion moves their hearts toward those in need.