Week 2

HEAL US WITH YOUR POWER (Part 2)

By Sandra Clifton, D.Min.

 

Begin your study by reading “Heal Us With Your Power” by Quin Sherrer and Ruthanne Garlock (SpiritLed Woman magazine, Oct/Nov, 2006).

 

 

Introduction

It is easy, if we are not careful, to lose sight of Jesus our healer who is greater than any disease or affliction, more powerful than any sickness or physical or mental challenge that could possible come against us. If we are seeking a miracle, we must look beyond our circumstance and look to God, our “miracle maker.”

 

What God Says

Read John 10:10.

 

Write it out.

 

Deeper Insight

Read the following Scriptures (in New King James Version, as the exercises to follow will be based on that). Make brief notes of how each Scripture is pointing to God’s healing power as greater and more powerful than anything the enemy could do against you or than any disease you could possibly encounter

 

John 10:10:______________________________________________________

 

Acts 9:34:________________________________________________________

 

Rom. 8:37:_______________________________________________________

 

Rom. 8:38:_______________________________________________________

Application

Below are scripture listings. They match the themes listed below them (paraphrased, out of order). Place the scripture listing in the blank next to the correct theme. Look up the scriptures and see how well you (of course, hopefully) Memorize them and their location to enhance your walk of faith in a healing God and to have them in you so you might witness to others more effectively.

 

John 10:10

Rom. 8:37

Rom 8:38

Acts 9:34

 

 

_____ Peter told Aeneas that ‘Jesus heals you.’

 

_____Nothing shall be able to separate us from the love of God.

 

_____The thief comes to steal, kill, destroy, but the Lord has come that we may have life and may have it more abundantly.

 

_____We are more than conquerors through Him who loved us.

 

 

For Group Study

Begin your group time by reading aloud John 10:10. Discuss its significance and how its truth has been revealed to group members who might want to share testimonies.

Next read aloud Rom 8:37-38 and discuss what all these verses might mean. Also ask group members to share testimonies of how they overcame adversities (including disease and physical and mental challenges) and became “more than conquerors”!

            Close the group session in prayer with thanks to God that He heals, delivers, and saves us.

 

Prayer

Memorize Rom. 8:37. Thank the Lord that no matter what you have walked through or what you are facing, you are a conqueror—an overcomer—under His blood and by His stripes! Thank Jesus that He still heals—and is meeting your every healing need, in His precious and powerful name.