Total Healing : You Can Walk In Perfect Health
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Whether you are dealing with a disease, trusting God to heal your loved one, wanting to learn how to stay healthy, or simply questioning whether God wants you well, you will find this book a refreshing and encouraging resource.
Renowned Bible teacher Marilyn Hickey brings scriptural truths and principles to life. Explore the love of God, which prompts His desire to heal us, and the power of God,
through which healing occurs. Find out how healing ties into your overall relationship with your heavenly Father. As you do, you will discover the answers to these questions:
* Why is there sickness in the world?
* Is faith necessary for healing?
* Will God heal me?
* Can sickness return?
* How can I live in divine health?
* What are the four components to miraculous living?
Your faith will increase as you read the compelling personal, ministry, and biblical accounts of others who have been healed so that you, too, can receive healing. You will also be encouraged to reach out to those around you and allow God’s healing power to flow through your life to the sick and hurting.
Our loving Creator is also our Healer. He desires that all of His children live in divine health and wholeness in their spirits, bodies, emotions, and minds. Like all good things, health and healing come from God, and He still heals today.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603742672
ISBN10: 1603742670
Marilyn Hickey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2011
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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