Event: Why Some Don't Get Healed - Understanding the Theology of Healing | Online Event |
Speaker: Jeremy Witherow
Date: 20 FEB Tue
Time: 7:30pm to 10:00pm
Venue: ALBY Events via online ZOOM Video
Fee: $11 (Includes participants' notes)
The doctrine of divine healing is both controversial and polarising. Some Christian groups believe that it is always God’s will to heal. Other groups state that the miraculous ability to heal was only given to the apostles, and that after their passing, healing gifts were withdrawn from the Church. Between the two extremes are a host of divergent views and perspectives.
Regardless of where we stand in our own convictions, what is undeniable is that Christians get sick and suffer. What is also undeniable is that prayers for the sick do not elicit predictable results. As a result of prayer, some have received a healing touch on their mind or body. Others have not received the hoped-for results.
That Jesus came to minister to every dimension of our human existence – body, soul, and spirit – is highlighted for us in the New Testament. And yet our lives lived in a fallen world are not without complexities where our wrestle with sin is constant.
The issue of suffering is not an abstract one but a felt experience. And when a Christian is suffering, we can inflict further pain onto them through the comment that if they just had enough faith, God would resolve their struggle.
What is a biblically responsible answer to this? Does the Bible even teach all will be healed?
In this teaching, Jeremy will present a theology of healing, which upholds a belief that a provision for healing has been made available in the atonement, while seeking to understand why some don’t get healed.
Topics covered, include:
The Doctrine of Sin and God’s Response to it
The Kingdom Mandate of Jesus
The doctrine of Healing
The Nature of Spiritual Bondage
Arriving at an Adequate Theology of Healing
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jeremy is from New Zealand, and at the age of 23, he was born again and baptised in the Holy Spirit. Called to the ministry, he left his career as a chef and gained a Bachelor of Ministries and a Master of Theology degree.
Jeremy served as a pastor in Singapore for nearly a decade before returning to his homeland, and now serves the Body of Christ through an itinerant teaching, preaching and prophetic ministry.
Jeremy is the author of THE VOICE OF PROPHECY: Reclaiming God’s Guidance for Today’s Church. This comprehensive book of nearly 900 pages on modern prophetic ministry received an endorsement from Bishop Bill Hamon. More details of Jeremy's ministry on www.jeremywitherow.com