The Gift of Healing (Part 1)
Dr. Roberto Miranda
(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY: The purpose of these sermons is to encourage a mentality of faith and to understand that the Christian life is navigated with the power of the Holy Spirit and the gifts that God provides. The gifts are given for profit, or blessing, and are necessary for the Christian life. The gift of wisdom is a supernatural provision of practical knowledge for any situation in life. The gift of knowledge is an endowment of specific knowledge about something that is not normally accessible. The gift of faith is central and necessary to maneuver in other gifts. The gifts of healings are given to some believers who move in a gift of healing, but healing is not always manifested for various reasons. We live in a mysterious world and must trust in God's sovereignty.
The speaker believes that healing is not given sometimes due to obstacles that we put up ourselves, such as a lack of faith or immaturity. He believes that God wants his church to increase their level of collective faith so that the gifts of healing can be manifested with fluidity, frequency, power, and magnitude. He also believes that healing can manifest in different dimensions, such as emotionally, physically, and from demonic oppression. The power of God to heal knows no limits or barriers, and the speaker encourages cultivating a sense of faith in our lives.
The power of God to heal has no limits and is important for manifesting grace, strengthening the claims that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and helping the church in its evangelistic activity. The church needs the gifts of healing to be manifested so that the Kingdom of God can be preached effectively. The gift of healing is a direct attack against the kingdom of darkness and is like a representation card of the legitimacy of the Kingdom of God. The gifts of healing and miracles work in concert with each other and have many different purposes, including spiritual warfare and evangelism. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are necessary for the church to break the confinement in society and to evangelize effectively. The purpose of the gifts is to help people understand that the God of Israel is the only God and that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. We must ask God for more power, more of His glory, and more of His gifts of healing.
The Christian life is a life of power, healing, miracles, and victory over evil. We must ask for more of God's power and glory in our lives. The Gospel is not just words, but the power of God. God calls us to be conquerors, healers, and to free the captives of the devil. We must activate the power of God within us and receive a fresh endowment of God's power. We are victorious in the Holy Spirit and can win in every situation. We declare that God is powerful, faithful, and our healer, and we ask for His healing power to be poured out on His church.
The speaker believes that healing is not given sometimes due to obstacles that we put up ourselves, such as a lack of faith or immaturity. He believes that God wants his church to increase their level of collective faith so that the gifts of healing can be manifested with fluidity, frequency, power, and magnitude. He also believes that healing can manifest in different dimensions, such as emotionally, physically, and from demonic oppression. The power of God to heal knows no limits or barriers, and the speaker encourages cultivating a sense of faith in our lives.
The power of God to heal has no limits and is important for manifesting grace, strengthening the claims that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, and helping the church in its evangelistic activity. The church needs the gifts of healing to be manifested so that the Kingdom of God can be preached effectively. The gift of healing is a direct attack against the kingdom of darkness and is like a representation card of the legitimacy of the Kingdom of God. The gifts of healing and miracles work in concert with each other and have many different purposes, including spiritual warfare and evangelism. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are necessary for the church to break the confinement in society and to evangelize effectively. The purpose of the gifts is to help people understand that the God of Israel is the only God and that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. We must ask God for more power, more of His glory, and more of His gifts of healing.
The Christian life is a life of power, healing, miracles, and victory over evil. We must ask for more of God's power and glory in our lives. The Gospel is not just words, but the power of God. God calls us to be conquerors, healers, and to free the captives of the devil. We must activate the power of God within us and receive a fresh endowment of God's power. We are victorious in the Holy Spirit and can win in every situation. We declare that God is powerful, faithful, and our healer, and we ask for His healing power to be poured out on His church.
The purpose of these sermons is to raise in us a mentality of faith, a supernatural mentality, so that we can understand that the Christian life is a life that is walked in the power of the Holy Spirit. The Christian life is not just a routine life where you navigate a lot of words and theological concepts and mechanical teachings. The Christian life is a life that is navigated with the power of the Holy Spirit, with the gifts that God provides to give us victory in all situations that we may encounter.
And that is ultimately the central purpose of all these teachings that we have been giving and sharing. We have talked about the Holy Spirit and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the need to be filled with the Holy Spirit, the need to not depend on the routine, just come to church just to have the tire re-inflated that is a bit tired. for the week and we return again to... No, the life of the Christian is a life that is nourished by an interior source.
And that is ultimately the central purpose of all these teachings that we have been giving and sharing. We have talked about the Holy Spirit and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, the need to be filled with the Holy Spirit, the need to not depend on the routine, just come to church just to have the tire re-inflated that is a bit tired. for the week and we return again to... No, the life of the Christian is a life that is nourished by an interior source.
