Hearing God's Voice for Healing
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Explore the many methods Jesus used to heal. Recognize the significance of the fact that more than half the time, the word used for these healings was the Greek word for "therapeutic," which means "cure". Become aware of 28 therapeutic cures which are either mentioned in the Bible or, if not specifically mentioned, are compatible with biblical principles.
Discover the root cause
Learn to ask God what the root cause is of the infirmity, sickness, or disease you are facing, and then, what step He wants you to take to remove this root cause so you can heal. Since about 90% of all illness has an emotional root, ask the Lord, "What did I experience just before this illness struck?" Then pray through the issue(s)/events which He reveals to you. Realize that sickness and disease can be caused by many different factors, and that the path to healing involves many possible cures. Learn to pursue each method of healing as led by the Lord until full restoration is yours.
Expect deliverance to be a part of the healing process
You will discover that more than 25% of the times Jesus prayed for healing, He also cast demons out as part of the healing process. You will learn to do the same. You will explore the centrality of forgiveness in healing. For example, we had prayed three times for healing for pain in a lady's back and shoulders. She informed us that it was better but "I still have a pain in my neck." We asked if someone was "a pain in her neck," and she broke down in tears. She was willing to be led in a prayer of forgiveness, release and blessing as she pictured this individual in her mind. We prayed once more and all pain was gone! "Forgive everything against everyone so that your prayers are not hindered."
Chapter Titles
Chapter 1 - Testimonies of Various Ways God Heals
Chapter 2 - Instantaneous Miracles Versus Process Healing
Chapter 3 - Faith and Love Are BIG Keys to Experiencing Dunamis Power
Chapter 4 - Get in Spirit
Chapter 5 - Kingdom Emotions Produce Kingdom Health
Chapter 6 - Relational Five-Step Healing Model by John Wimber
Chapter 7 - Words of Knowledge Increase the Faith Level
Chapter 8 - Practical Guidelines as We Minister Healing
Chapter 9 - Peg Yarbrough's Spirit-Led Approach to Healing
Chapter 10 - A Spirit-Led Protocol for Claiming God’s Promises
Chapter 11 - Twenty-Eight Therapeutic Healing Protocols
Chapter 12 - Planted By the River and Bearing Fruit Continually: A Summary & Review
Supplements found in the second half of this book – In-Depth Exploration of Eight Greek Words Describing Healing
- Sozo – salvation - opens the door for all of the other healing processes to flow.
- Exousia – authority - Jesus has given us the authority to heal the sick and cast out demons.
- Dunamis – power - the word occasionally translated as a miracle, which is an instantaneous mighty work of God. A miracle becomes a sign to the observers [semeion - a sign (G4592)].
- Iaomai – healing - often instantaneous healing, but sometimes healing over time.
- Therapeuo – healing - therapeutic healing can often be a process, but is sometimes instantaneous. Verses with therapeuo in them specifically mention the following: laying on of hands, anointing with oil, and leaves which bring healing. We get the word “therapeutic” from this word, so it involves various remedies, which we can easily classify under the category of “gifts of healings.” In other places in the Bible, we find recommended many additional cures and remedies.
- Energeo – active energy - the flow of active energy, which is the anointing of the Spirit.
- Hugies – make well - describes the result of the healing process.
- Ekballon pneumati akatharto - casting out an unclean spirit – brings instantaneous change and often occurs alongside any of the above healings, as the damage done by the evil spirit needs to be healed once the demon is cast out.
Testimonies
"Mark Virkler has written yet another book that I consider a must read. Not only must read, but must study repeatedly at a heart level. When asked, I was happy to endorse his new book. What I didn’t realize was that I too really need to review and go through this material carefully.
Mark takes us on a deep dive into understanding not only the various ways to appropriate physical healing, but even more importantly, it is also a study on maintaining spiritual and emotional health and well-being. Carol and I plan on using this tool for daily devotions to draw our hearts even closer to the heart of God. Read it and allow the Lord to heal you physically, emotionally, and spiritually."
John Arnott
Founder, Catch the Fire Ministries
"Mark Virkler wrote a book that I wish I had been able to use when I had a chronic illness years ago. There are too few voices in the body of Christ teaching or going after the miraculous healing power of God. Worse yet, many of the ones who do end up not having great theology to accompany the gift they are trying to demonstrate. In comes Mark’s Hearing God’s Voice for Healing which will act like a field guide to go after instantaneous miracles but also to have the longevity to keep pursuing healing even when you don’t see the signs of it when you first pray. Even if you have gone after healing gifts before this is a book for you! And it’s right on time!"
Shawn Bolz
Founder, BolzMinistries.com
Author, Speaker, TV Host
In addition to healing prayer, great nutrition and exercise, you can restore a damaged organ in your body by removing any emotions which contributed to the organ's malfunction and any false identification you may have made with this infirmity by saying, "This is who I am." For example, "I am a heart attack victim." This free, downloadable prayer worksheet takes you through the steps.
I concluded that stress was the major cause of my heart attack, so I became diligent to enter God’s rest (Hebrews 4:11). Part of this rest involves a heart that is at peace with myself and others. The peace of God guards our hearts (Phil. 4:6-7). Being emotionally troubled over relationships does not result in peace or rest for one’s heart.
I know for many years of my life, judging ruled rather than mercy and peace. Micah 6:8 says I am to DO justly and LOVE mercy. I had those two flipped: I loved judging and only did mercy. After being critical, I would feel anger or contempt about the person or the situation. This is not peace. These negative emotions surely damaged my heart and contributed toward my heart attack.
A cardiac nurse emailed me. She was convinced from what she had seen over the years that afib after a heart attack was caused by fear. Hmmm. Interesting observation.
I know the heart carries memories and I have written about that here. I also know that Jesus can cleanse memories of trauma stored in my cells and discuss that here.
Download this “Inner Healing for an Organ” – Prayer Worksheet and complete it (free and interactive), or you can do your journaling in your journaling notebook.
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