Only Believe for HealingSýnishorn
Help for the Hurting
In Sydney, Australia, a man with a cane passed by a friend and me. He had to get down and then twist over, and the torture on his face made a deep impression on my soul. I asked myself, “Is it right to pass by this man?” So I said to my friend, “There is a man in awful distress, and I cannot go farther. I must speak to him.”
I went over to this man and said to him, “You seem to be in great trouble.”
“Yes,” he said, “I am no good and never will be.”
I said, “You see that hotel? Be in front of that door in five minutes, and I will pray for you, and you will be able to stand as straight as any man here.” This statement exercised my faith in Jesus.
I came back after paying a bill, and he was there. I will never forget how he wondered why a stranger would stop him on the street and tell him he would be made to stand straight. However, I had said it, so it had to be. Never say anything for bravado. Always be sure of your ground and be sure that you are honoring God. If there is anything about the situation that will make you special, it will bring you sorrow. Your whole ministry has to be along the lines of His grace and blessing.
We helped this man up the two steps, took him to the elevator, and got him upstairs. It was difficult to get him from the elevator to my room, as though Satan was making the last attempt for his life, but we got him there. In five minutes’ time this man walked out of that room with his body as straight as any man’s! He walked perfectly and declared he hadn’t a pain in his body.
If God will stretch out His mighty power to loosen afflicted legs, what mercy will He extend to that soul of yours that must exist forever? He invites you: “Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28).
God is willing, in His great mercy, to touch limbs with His mighty power, and if He is willing to do this, how much more eager He is to deliver from the power of Satan. How much more necessary it is for us to be healed of our soul sicknesses than of our bodily ailments! God is willing to give the double cure.
Thought for today: Grace is God’s blessing coming down to you. You open the door to God as an act of faith, and God moves on your behalf.
Ritningin
About this Plan
Smith Wigglesworth’s inspired messages draw us to look deeper at how faith and healing can transform our lives and the lives of others. This cultivated collection of classic devotions from the “Apostle of Faith” will connect you to God’s fullness of healing far beyond earthly measures as He calls us to receive the forgiveness of sin, the healing of diseases, and the fullness of the Spirit.
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