We learn what Jesus did to provide healing for us today. It’s our simple belief in Him with faith like a child that we can receive his healing power. Stay tuned to the end where I will pray for you to receive healing.

Jesus said that healing is the children’s bread. If it’s the children’s bread, and we can ask God to “give us our daily bread,” then that means healing is for every day. Here we start with the basics in positioning our hearts to receive healing: you are a child of God.

In positioning our hearts to receive, we discuss who God is to us. I share my testimony of encountering the love of God. We discuss how our Heavenly Father loves us, and how knowing him gives us hope that He is our Healer and will take care of us.

We learn whether it’s God’s will to heal today, the origin of all sickness and disease, and what Jesus commanded every believer to do in following Him. Living a supernatural life is going to be necessary to thrive in the times we are living in.

Healing is the children’s bread. We learn that every day, God not only provides us with everything we need, but has also provided us with divine health and healing as we enter and live in his rest and resist striving in the flesh.

In Part 2, discussing Jesus as the Bread of Life, we discover how Jesus is the Source of Life, the Creator, Life Sustainer, and our daily spiritual bread. Stay tuned to the end where I discuss how our inheritance on this earth includes taking authority over DNA and even death itself.

We take a careful look at the heart in the context of abiding in the Vine, Jesus in John 15. We want to have the right perspective on healing and how to do this Christian life as we follow the first and greatest command to "love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength," the second, "to love your neighbor as yourself." (Mark 12:30-31)

Everyday we check our hearts—not only to ask God to forgive us and cleanse our hearts from anything we’ve done to grieve Him—but to diligently forgive those who have sinned against us. Unforgiveness is a stronghold that needs to be broken so that healing can flow.
”Therefore repent and return, so that your sins may be wiped away, in order that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord.” (Acts 3:20)

When doubt and unbelief creep in, your sickness may seem like a mountain. But the real mountain to overcome is the temptation to fall into the sin of unbelief and to step back instead of move forward in faith. We learn how to overcome the temptation of sin, doubt, and unbelief so that we can receive our healing and live a victorious life.

Wrapping up the series, I review the steps to receiving healing and then I expound on how to gain and keep your healing through praise and worship. We discuss the strategic praise and worship in Jesus's triumphal entry, Joshua and Jericho, Gideon and the Midianites, Moses and the Amalekites, and Mary's anointing of Jesus with the alabaster jar of anointing oil. Learn how Jesus is your forever victory banner.