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EPISODE · Feb 11, 2024 · 31 MIN

Miraculous Healing - All Things Are Possible Series - Week 4

from Searchlight Fellowship Podcast · host Searchlight Fellowship

What if the rejection you faced in your past is actually blocking you from the miraculous healing God wants to pour into your life today? In this fourth episode of All Things Are Possible, special guest teacher Susan explores how childhood wounds and past disappointments can lower our expectations of God, making us feel like "pests" when we are actually His highly favored children. By looking at the lame man at the Gate Beautiful and Paul's encounter with a viper on the island of Malta, Susan reveals that miraculous healing flows from two things: expecting to receive and speaking the word boldly. This teaching dismantles the toxic idea that God uses sickness or tragedy to punish us or "teach us a lesson." Instead, Susan points us toward the Throne of Grace, where we find mercy in our time of need. Through modern-day miracles—including a dramatic recovery from a staph infection and a vanishing cancer diagnosis—this episode proves that when we fix our eyes on the need and speak the Name of Jesus, the supernatural becomes the logical explanation.

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