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EPISODE · May 4, 2025 · 46 MIN

How to heal the sick

from Goodly Talks · host Alyn Jones

What do we do with a command from Jesus that feels impossible? This week, Alyn tackles the wild tension between our human limitations and Jesus’ clear instruction to heal the sick. Starting in Matthew 10, we trace the call, the authority, and the empowerment Jesus gave his disciples. Alyn shares stories from his own journey of discovering a theology of healing, the challenge of facing disappointments when healing doesn’t happen, and the invitation for every believer to step into healing ministry—not because we’re powerful, but because God is present. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is it really God’s will to heal?” this episode begins the conversation with honesty, humility, and hope.Send us a text!

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What do we do with a command from Jesus that feels impossible? This week, Alyn tackles the wild tension between our human limitations and Jesus’ clear instruction to heal the sick. Starting in Matthew 10, we trace the call, the authority, and the empowerment Jesus gave his disciples. Alyn shares stories from his own journey of discovering a theology of healing, the challenge of facing disappointments when healing doesn’t happen, and the invitation for every believer to step into healing minis...

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