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Everyday Believers Walking in Healing Power

Shepherd's Grove • Jun 25, 2026 • 30 min

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Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.

Summary

In this inspiring teaching, Bobby Schuller explores how every everyday believer is called and empowered by God to walk in supernatural healing power. Physical healing is a covenant benefit rooted in Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the cross, to be claimed with the same confidence and assurance as salvation. By praying in the Spirit, filling our hearts with God's Word, and exercising stubborn faith against negative medical reports or feelings, Christians can expect God's miraculous power to become a normal part of daily life.

Themes

Divine HealingFaith and PerseverancePraying in the SpiritSpiritual Gifts DevelopmentCovenant Promises of God

Key Points

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Physical healing is not reserved for a select few ministers but is intended for every everyday believer in Christ.
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The greatest obstacle in praying for healing is letting emotional feelings or negative diagnoses rule over God's unchanging Word.
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Praying in tongues is a vital spiritual practice that strengthens the believer's spirit and yields greater authority in healing ministry.
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Spiritual gifts, including ministering healing, are skills developed through practice, persistence, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit over time.
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Faith comes from hearing the Word of God, so filling one's mind with scripture builds the confident expectation needed for miracles.
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Physical healing is an essential benefit secured by Christ's sacrifice, meant to be claimed with the same certainty as salvation.
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Believers have a legal right in the spirit to command sickness, pain, and unclean spirits to leave in Jesus' name.
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Stepping out in faith often requires pushing past awkwardness, pride, or slow initial results until miraculous healing becomes normal.

Sermon Moments

“Your job as a believer is to stand on God's word and declare that the God who created the galaxies is bigger than any diagnosis.”

“Feelings are wonderful gifts from God, but they are never meant to be your leader or guide in faith.”

“Praying regularly in the Spirit builds up your spirit and positions you to see supernatural manifestations of God's power.”

“Spiritual gifts are skills that grow through practice, sensitivity to the Holy Spirit, and stubborn persistence.”

“We must be willing to swallow our pride when instant results do not happen and keep standing on God's Word regardless.”

“The same way we pray with full assurance for our salvation is how we should pray for our physical healing.”

This Week

Set aside time daily to feed your spirit on scriptures that promise physical healing and reaffirm God's desire to restore your health.

Exercise stubborn faith by choosing God's Word over negative feelings, symptoms, or discouraging medical reports.

Incorporate praying in the Spirit into your daily prayer routine to build up your spirit and position yourself for spiritual authority.

Stepping out in faith to pray for others who are sick, ignoring potential awkwardness or temporary disappointment.

Approach praying for physical healing with the same total confidence and assurance that you bring when praying for salvation.

Prepare your heart before seeking healing prayer by listening to faith-filled teaching about God's willingness and power to heal.

Stand firmly on your legal right in Christ, commanding sickness and pain to leave in the authoritative name of Jesus.

Remember This

Every believer is empowered to stand on God's covenant promises and walk in supernatural healing power through persistent faith in Christ.

A Challenge for You

Get God's Word on healing into your heart first so you do not have religious walls in the way, and step out in expectant faith knowing God loves you and desires to heal you.

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