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This series has two objectives: To demonstrate that developing faith for divine healing is biblical, practical and beneficial. To foster reasonable expectations for divine intervention in the healing and recovery of your physical body. Big Idea: Receiving divine healing has everything to do with seeing Jesus . We look intently at the Word to see Jesus. We look intently at Jesus to see God is. When we look intently at God through the Word, we see a healer. Once we see God as a healer, we can have faith to be . Key Insight: We can cultivate faith in Jesus from the Scripture. Deuteronomy 6:4-9 The goal: Love the Lord (Jesus) The Process: Put God’s Word in your heart The steps: Scriptural meditation What do the steps of scriptural meditation look like specifically? Reading, Talking, Listening, Pondering, Reflecting Day and Night The Word that’s not in your won’t help you. The Word feeds our spiritual immune system. Resisting sickness requires a healthy and immune system. When we meditate on the Word day and night, we are taking daily doses of Jesus, our supernatural multivitamin. New School Faith is Just Old School Faith Remixed We can accomplish the by adopting the same faith that our spiritual ancestors did (Hebrews 12:1-2). We have a privilege that our spiritual ancestors did not: the capacity to go to Jesus and boldly when faced with problems that require supernatural intervention (Hebrews 4:15-16). The faith of Old Testament saints puts the woman with the issue of blood in When we look to Jesus uninhibited, we won’t be able to avoid seeing Him as a healer. What the woman with the issue of blood did physically, we do . We Jesus through the Scripture. Mark 5:25-43 Mark 6:1-6 Faith is About Who, Not What Ultimately, faith is essential to pleasing God. (Hebrews 11:6). However, the faith discussed here is not a faith for something, but a faith in . © Joshua D. 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