Witnessing Healing: Jesus, Peter, Paul's Miracles #shorts

15 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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In this short sermon, the speaker highlights biblical instances of divine healing to illustrate that God remains the ultimate healer, Jehovah Rapha. He references Jesus healing the blind and lame (Matthew 9:27‑25), Peter’s shadow bringing health (Acts 5:15), and Paul’s handkerchiefs effecting deliverance (Acts 19:11‑12). The talk emphasizes that the early church recognized multiple gifts of healing—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and that such gifts are rooted in faith, prayer, and the laying on of hands, as taught in James and by Jesus. Citing Exodus 15:26 and Mark 16, the speaker argues that healing serves as a powerful witness to God’s sovereignty, making it undeniable that God is at work when miracles occur.

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Let me give you an example. Jesus healed the blind and lame in Matthew 9:27-25. Peter's shadow healing the sick in Acts 5:15. Paul's handkerchiefs bringing deliverance in Acts 19:11-12. Healing reminds the church that God is still Jehovah Rapha, the Lord who heals you. Ah, Exodus chapter 15, verse 26. Family, notice Paul says gifts of healing, not just one gift, but gifts. That means God heals in many ways, physical sickness, broken emotions, even spiritual oppression. James says the prayer of faith will heal the sick. Jesus said, lay hands and they will recover. And Mark 16 tells us believers will see This, they'll see this healing because healing restores, healing reveals Jesus as the Great Physician, and healing is a witness to the world that our God is all-powerful. When somebody gets healed, nobody can argue it's not God at work. This