Healing a Wounded Heart with Christ's Hope and Glory

The speaker discusses the pain and suffering of wounded hearts and how Jesus Christ came to offer hope and healing.

Jesus is well acquainted with pain and suffering, and he took up our infirmities and carried our sorrows.

The speaker emphasizes that Jesus' wounds bring us peace and healing, and that he is a willing lamb who was pierced for our transgressions.

Jesus' ministry includes healing and deliverance for the body, soul, and spirit, and he provides everything for ministry, sickness, pain, and suffering.

Music I've titled this message today, Is There Hope for My Wounded Heart? Is there hope for my wounded heart? It's a cry that's going out from the mouths of many, even, yes, many, many believers in the church today. And the pain of hurt and suffering dominates so many, many lives, as I said, yes, even believers in the church. and this unhealed pain simmers deep within the spirit and the soul tormenting individuals for years and these soul hurts are on the inside and they are not physical and they don't show where others could see them like the wounds of the blows or the stripes that we might wear on the outside of our bodies that would show the hurt or the pain. These are not physical. They are on the inside and they don't show and others can't see them. And they come quickly to the surface when they manifest, though, in the emotions and behaviors and the thought lives of people. And they come quickly to the surface and they are visible. They come quickly to the surface and they're visible as they manifest themselves in this way. Even though they are invisible, they manifest in ways that we see them as visible. and yes, this unresolved wounding can even at times shut a person completely down. And I've had people say to me when ministering or praying for them, but you don't know what I've been through. You don't know you weren't there. You don't know what I have lived and what I have been through. You don't know the pain that I've suffered all of these years. This wounding goes so deep at times I can't even breathe. I've tried to forget, but this pain and this wounding always surfaces to remind me of my past. I have such guilt and I have such shame that I can't shake it. and others have said I feel like I'm in prison and others have said I feel like I wear a mask and people really do not know who I am or how I feel inside but I want to encourage you dear church I want to encourage you that you who still bear the marks of the past. And this is why Jesus Christ came. This is why Jesus Christ lives in your heart. Hallelujah. In Luke 4, 18, Jesus said it so well. The Spirit of the Lord is upon me because he's anointed me to preach good news to the poor. And he sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery for the sight of the blind and to release the oppressed and to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor. You are experiencing the Lord's favor in your lives. Jesus came to do what you and I could not do for ourselves. Not only did Jesus come to save you from the pit of hell, but he came to offer you eternal life through the spilling of his blood at Calvary. But he himself, the scriptures tell us in Isaiah 53 too, that Jesus himself is well acquainted with pain and suffering. Jesus himself is well acquainted with pain and with suffering. And Isaiah 53, 2 says that he grew up before him like a tender shoot and like a root out of dry ground. He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to him Nothing in his appearance that we should even desire him Verse 3 He was despised and rejected by men A man of sorrows and familiar with suffering Like one from whom men hide their faces He was despised and we esteemed him not Verse 4 Surely he took up our infirmities and he carried our sorrows. Yet we considered him stricken by God, smitten by him and afflicted. Verse 5. But he was pierced for our transgressions and he was crushed for our iniquities. And the punishment that brought us peace was upon him. and by his wounds we are healed right there by his wounds we are healed everything that brings us peace now was put upon him because by his wounds we are healed six We all like sheep have gone astray. Each of us has turned to his own way. And the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of all. He was oppressed and afflicted. Yet he did not open his mouth. He was led like a lamb to the slaughter. And as a sheep before his shearers is silent. so he did not open his mouth. God the Father already foreknew that mankind would be in need of a Savior to redeem them from the blows and the woundings of the adversary. Satan the devil, amen? God already knew that man would need a Redeemer. He knew it already. He foreknew it because he knows all things that man would need a Redeemer to redeem him from the blows and the pains, the woundings of the adversary, Satan, the devil. These afflictions came as a result due to their sins and sins of their forefathers. And this scripture shows us that the heart of almighty God who spoke this prophetic word about his son Jesus Christ, who was yet to come and bring about the ministry of healing and deliverance to our body, soul and spirit. These deep woundings of the soul lie deep within. They are hidden and they are invisible. They do not show, as I said earlier. They lie within, deep within the soul. And again, looking at these three scriptures that we just read in Isaiah 53, I would like you to see those with me again. Verse 3, He, Jesus, was despised and rejected by men. A man of sorrows. You see that? He was despised. He was rejected by men. A man of sorrows and familiar with suffering. Like one from whom men hide their faces, he was despised. and we esteemed him not. Surely he took up our infirmities and he carried our sorrows. Yet we considered him stricken by God, smitten by him, and afflicted. The scripture says by God. God afflicted him, smitten him, to carry our sorrows, our infirmities. You see, he was a willing lamb. Verse 5, but he was pierced. That means he was wounded for our transgressions, for our sins. He was crushed for our iniquities. the punishment which is chastising that brought us peace was upon him and by his wounds we are healed you see you just read with me the powerful listing of pain related words which mostly refer to inner pain and wounds of the soul. You just read them with me. And the Hebrew word for sorrow is a word that used throughout the Old Testament, and it refers to mental or emotional pain. Yeah. The Hebrew word for sorrow. And the Hebrew word griefs, or in Hebrew is said koliai, means afflictions, casualties, weaknesses and pain, as well as sickness and disease. It's very clear that more than just the physical body is included in the healing and the deliverance of Jesus' ministry. The prophet Isaiah also foretold about the anointing of wisdom and tenderness of Jesus' ministry. That Jesus would not rely on the five senses, but rather that he would be able to judge with righteousness and fairness in Isaiah 11, 2. Please look at that with me. Isaiah 11, 2. that Jesus would not rely on his five senses, but rather that he would be able to judge with righteousness and fairness. Verse 2 of chapter 11. The spirit of the Lord will rest upon him, and the spirit of wisdom and of understanding, the spirit of counsel and of power, and the spirit of knowledge and the fear of the Lord and he will delight in the fear of the Lord. He will not judge by what he sees with his eyes or decide by what he hears with his ears. But with righteousness he will judge the needy. With justice he will give decisions for the poor of the earth. And he will strike the earth with the rod of his mouth and with the breath of his lips he will slay the wicked. You see, you just read with me that for a Christian believer, Jesus provided everything for ministry, for sickness, for pain, and for suffering. And not only did he come to set the captives free, but he's chosen that we, his people who are healed, delivered, and set free, would walk in this same ministry. Jesus knew when he went away to be with the Father that his ministry would still be necessary for those whosoever as the Bible calls them would choose his son and come in to the family of God Father God desires that we as children walk in victory throughout our whole walk on this earth and walk in power through his son, Jesus Christ and precious Holy Spirit. So he provided everything that they will need through the supreme sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Jesus took the keys of life and death from Satan the devil and he hands them to us, his children, and in effect says, be wise and overcome and help others on the way. So we grow to understand that Satan and his demons do not play fair. They don't play fair at all. They like to agitate and to keep stirring up the things that God's dear people are trying to overcome. And they keep attempting to come to provoke fears and loneliness and shame and control and rejections and rebellion and depression and yes, even death. demons will try to amplify the hurt by the messages they project to the mind such as don't trust him don't trust her you will just be hurt again or nobody will like you don't even try to be friendly nobody will like you you were hurt before you'll just be hurt again and everything else that the enemy comes to speak to the mind, to agitate. And all of these woundings that people experience provide the devil a playground for his lies and his torment. And when you receive healing for your past woundings, demons are no longer able to broadcast those hurtful memories. when you receive healing. And you maintain your healing by what God's Word says about you rather than what you believed in the past in the lie of the enemy. I'd like to encourage you what Jesus said in the very last chapter of the book of life. And you need to embrace it. All of your Christian walk on this earth until you're safe in His arms. One day. In Revelation 21.3. Revelation 21.3. What a beautiful, beautiful word. At the end of the book. For God's people. Verse 3. And I heard a great voice out of heaven saying. Behold the tabernacle of God is with men And he will dwell with them And they shall be his people And God himself shall be with them And be their God Verse 4 And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes And there shall be no more death Neither sorrow nor crying Neither shall there be pain anymore for the former things are passed away. Verse 5, And he that sat upon the throne said, Behold, I make all things new. And he said to me, Write, for these words are true and faithful. Verse 6, And he said to me, It is done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. and I will give unto him that is a thirst of the fountain of the water of life freely. And he that overcomes shall inherit all things. And I will be his God and he shall be my son. What a beautiful word. That he, he says, who overcomes will inherit all things. Jesus said, Behold, I make all things new. And Jesus is providing this newness now to those of you who will believe this truth and embrace it. He came to heal you. He came to heal me and set us free of all that oppresses us. God wants to bring us out of our desolate place dear church out of our desolate situations and the life of confusion of shame and guilt and pain into a new life of love and joy and peace and victory Amen this is God's desire for you and for me and he's offering every person regardless of creed of race or color, the opportunity to be grafted in into his royal family of love. God is love. And out of his love and his faithfulness of his word to Abraham, his promise is still being held out to the whosoever's would choose his son, Jesus Christ, as their Lord and Savior and master of their lives. Deuteronomy 6.22 Deuteronomy 6.22 Before our eyes the Lord set miraculous signs and wonders great and terrible upon Egypt and Pharaoh and his whole household. You see, in this scripture in verse 22 is saying that Egypt represents the world and Pharaoh signifies saint in here. But he brought us out from there to bring us in and give us the land that he promised on oath to our forefathers. Verse 24, And the Lord commanded us to obey all these decrees and to fear the Lord our God so that we might always prosper and be kept alive as in the case of today. And if we are careful to obey all this law before the Lord our God as he commanded us, that will be our righteousness. As I said before, Father God desires to bring his people out in order to take us in. He desires to bring us out of the situations of hurt and painful living into the healing and deliverance that we need in order to live a peace-filled, spirit-filled life in Him. Amen? And this beautiful scripture that we just read is our Heavenly Father's heart to bring his ministry of healing into your life, into my life, where there is no more pain or hurt and sinful heritage. He longs to have your mind renewed so you can relate to him and communicate with him and act like his son and think like him. Amen? And he desires to give you the fullness of his spirit so that you'll be wise to the ploys and the snares of the enemy and into the safety of his protection. And he wants to bring us out completely of the world's ways into the safety and protection of his kingdom. And he gives us his spirit to help us in discerning by using his wisdom and revelation and to be discreet and to be wise. But your part in all of this is to make yourself available to him and cooperate with him as a team. and he will bring heaven to earth while this wonderful process is being worked out in your life. I could give you a list of how-tos and you could wear yourself out with trying to fulfill the entire list of what you should do and what you should not do. You know, I don't like to give out lists. And the Israelites were under the law, but Jesus came to set the captives free and lift their yokes of heavy burden. That's why Jesus came, to lift the law off of them, their heavy burdens. Jesus came to be our standard and our banner. We are told to be like our master and to emulate him in every way. We are to have his mind. And we're told in God's word to put on Christ and we're told to be filled with his love. And this doesn't come with the list that you check off. His word, his love, his name, his blood is all you need to be set free. Your victory will be found in Christ, in Christ alone. we must believe and have faith with patient endurance and we will see the freedom that he's so wonderfully won back on our behalf patient endurance I said and you must do your part and work with the spirit of God and cooperate with him in every way at all times not just a part of the time Jesus is your Jehovah Rapha and he is your healer. But we must work with him. See, no true Christian would question, let me say, whether God heals or not. No true Christian would question that. Exodus 15, 22. In Exodus 15, 22, Then Moses led Israel from the Red Sea and they went into the desert of Shur. For three days they traveled in the desert without finding water. And when they came to Marah, they could not drink its water because it was bitter. That is why the place is called Marah. So the people grumbled against Moses saying, What are we to drink? And Moses cried out to the Lord. And the Lord showed him a piece of wood. And he threw it into the water. And the water became sweet. And there the Lord made a decree and a law for them. And there he tested them. Verse 26. And he said, If you carefully listen to the voice of the Lord your God and do what is right in his eyes. And if you pay attention to his commands and keep all of his decrees, not some of them or part-time do it, but keep them all the time. He says, I will not bring on you any of the diseases that I brought on the Egyptians for I am the Lord who heals you. I am the Lord who heals you. You see, we must understand that God means what he says. And we must have faith and believe in that. We must have faith and believe God's word says, For I am the Lord who heals you. You will not find your healing in bed with your head covered up and sleeping away all of your problems. Amen? And you will not find your healing by taking pills to reduce the effects of pains and the torments that you wrestle with. And when you stop any of these self-methods, the pains and the torments and the confusion and the wounds are still there. Because there's a great adversary called Satan the devil. with one-third of the angels who were kicked out of heaven because they revolted against the almighty God, creator of all things. This third are called demons. And these demons are the ones causing all of your pain and your troubles. And they have a right in your life because of former and possible present sin in your life. And you will not find help on the psychiatrist bed examining your head with all of his Freudian theories For a true believer help is found in Christ alone For a true believer in Jesus Christ help is found in Christ alone He won the victory for your deliverance from the kingdom of darkness. He won all victories for the children of God in the family of God. And Jehovah Rapha means, I am the God who healeth thee. Jehovah Rapha means, I am the God who heals thee. And for a true believer, you must believe this by faith and trust in the Lord your God. Jehovah Rapha is the redemptive name for God used in the scripture that we just read in Exodus 15 26. And it's used in the way of showing us that God Almighty bringing the Israelites out of Egypt and is promising them that if they obeyed his commands, if they followed his decrees, he would not put on them any of the diseases or the trouble of the Egyptians. and we could put these words in a language modern language today and we could say none of the diseases of the world will be able to come upon you because I am the Lord I am the God that heals you I am Jehovah Rapha Amen and the Hebrew word Rapha means to stitch or to mend to cure or to heal, to position, to repair, or to make whole. And when we say Jehovah Rapha, in effect we're saying, Oh God, you are the mender, the one who makes me whole. Hallelujah. Hallelujah. You see, it's one of Jehovah Rapha's redemptive names. Jehovah Rapha the God who healeth thee is a redemptive name of God and he desires this healing for you and me in all areas of our body our soul and our spirits and this as I said before we must do with patient endurance waiting by faith trusting to inherit all of the promises of God You see, we've been studying this subject of healing and deliverance for several months now and knowing that your help is in Christ alone and in order to serve the Lord, you must be healed of your past life. And other teachings which will help you grow. It's the album of repentance and sanctification. and there's a teaching called heal and cleanse my soul, oh God, that will bring much in the way of healing and deliverance and understanding in your life. You see, God's word says that he whom the Son sets free is free indeed. And we need the freedom of Jesus Christ in our lives in order to help us into these victories. We need the freedom of Jesus Christ in our lives. Well, I would like you to look with me at another account of God's healing and the heart and the soul of a major character in the Bible. In Psalms 40, verse 17, David confesses his need to God. This is a wonderful account of God healing the heart and the soul. Of a man of whom much is spoken about in the Bible. A man we know God forgave, and God says he's a man after my own heart. David was very human, and God loved him because of his heart. He forgave him of his sin because of his heart. His love for God. Psalms 40, verse 17. Yet I am poor and needy. May the Lord think of me. You are my help and my deliverer. Oh my God, do not delay. And Psalms 41, verse 4, David asks God for his help. David asks God for his help. In the scripture we just read, David confesses his need to God. And in this scripture, in Psalms 41.4, he's asking God for his help. I said, O Lord, have mercy on me. Heal me, for I have sinned against you. You see, we should be able to identify with David at times in our life as well. David knew that he was a sinner And he knew he needed God's help David petitions God to be merciful And to heal his soul He acknowledges his sin before God Showing that he knows that taking responsibility for his actions Is an important requirement from God for mercy. This is an important requirement. Acknowledging and taking responsibility for our actions. Acknowledging our sin and taking responsibility for them. I said it's a very important requirement from God to receive His mercy. David is asking God to heal his soul made sick by sin. I said David's soul was made sick by sin. And this is his cry to his God. And how beautiful. In Psalms 147 verse 1. please advance to that chapter and let's see what David also writes here Psalms 147 1 how good it is to sing praises to our God how pleasant and fitting to praise Him verse 2 the Lord builds up Jerusalem and He gathers the exiles of Israel verse 3 and He heals the broken hearted and he binds up their wounds. And you see what he's doing? He says how fitting and pleasant it is to praise him. He praises him for what he's done. He healed his broken heart and he bound up the deep woundings of his soul. You see, broken hearted here refers to the wounds in the very depth. the innermost part of the soul. And I would like to show you further here in the provision that Jehovah Rapha, Jesus the healer, has made for you and for me in this wonderful healing. In Jeremiah 31, 23. Jeremiah 31, 23. Thus saith the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, they shall again use this speech in the land of Judah and in its cities when I bring back their captivity the Lord bless you O home of justice and mountain of holiness verse 24 and there shall dwell in Judah itself and in all its cities together farmers and those going out with flocks verse 25 for I have satiated the weary soul And I have replenished every sorrowful soul. So this word says that he, Jesus, will fully satisfy your weary soul. And that he would replenish every languishing and sorrowful person. See, in Hebrews 6.11, I would like us to look at that. You know, I love building a point. Building on God's word and showing. In the New Testament, in Hebrews 6.11, our great desire is that you will keep right on loving others as long as life lasts. In order to make certain that what you hope for will come true. Verse 12, then you will not become spiritually dull and indifferent. Instead, you will follow the example of those who are going to inherit God's promises because of their faith and patience. That was the New Living Translation. See, this scripture shows that both weariness and sorrow can refer to the mental or the emotional condition of the inner person. but God says that he will replenish and he will satisfy the deepest part of your being. And this means that his power and love comes to live within your soul. And this is how darkness flees and your victory comes, dear church, is when Jesus comes to live within with his love and his power to live within your soul. and were warned not to become spiritually dull and indifferent, but instead to follow the examples of those who are going to inherit God's promises because of their faith and patience. And God says He'll replenish and satisfy the deepest part of your being. Amen? And the longing for the healing within, He will satisfy that. And Jeremiah at another time cried out to the Lord for deliverance. In Jeremiah 17, 14. Jeremiah 17, 14. Heal me, O Lord, and I will be healed. Save me, and I will be saved. For you are my praise. Do you see that clue again? For you are my praise. In all the healing, in all the saving, in all the deliverance, in all the cry for healing, you are my praise. You see, I would like to make it clear here that Jeremiah is crying out to God for more than just his physical condition. He's referring to his soul And God knows the need For his servants in order to be effective For him they must be healed Yes, I said They must be healed And this is his desire for all who come into his family Because he wishes to multiply himself Through all who come into his kingdom For all to be ministers in some way or degree in the family of God. So no matter what the call is, it's ministry. David says, Lord, I don't even care if I'm a doorkeeper. Just, Lord, let me live within your temple. Let me live inside. And look at the Lord's heart as he inspires his apostle of love to pen these words in 3 John 2. In 3 John 2, beloved I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health just as your soul prospers. for I rejoice greatly when brethren came and testified of the truth that is in you just as you walked in the truth I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth so not only does our Heavenly Father desire that we walk in health in body and soul, but walking in health in our body, soul and spirits, but we also walk in truth. And these two desires of God for us, they are synonymous. And Jesus, this is the desire of Jesus that we walk in these ways, in every part of our life, body, soul, and spirit. You see, Jesus knew Peter would need healing of his broken heart when he betrayed his Lord. And he knew Peter needed to be healed and restored to the truth of God's love for him. Jesus restores Peter and ministers to him in John 21, 15. John 21, 15. When they had eaten breakfast, now remind you, let me back up a little bit here, that we know what Peter did. He denied his Lord. And the scriptures tell us that there was great bitterness in his repentance. When they had eaten, in verse 15, they'd eaten breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, Simon, son of Jonah, do you love me more than these? He said to him, Yes Lord You know that I love you And he said to him Feed my lambs And he said to him A second time Simon son of Jonah Do you love me And he said to him Yes Lord You know that I love you He said Tend my sheep Verse 17 And he said to him a third time Simon son of Jonah Do you love me? Peter was grieved because he said to him the third time, Do you love me? And he said to him, Lord, you know all things. You know that I love you. Jesus said to him, feed my sheep. Most assuredly, I say to you, when you were younger, you girded yourself and walked where you wish. But when you are old, you will stretch out your hands and another will gird you and carry you where you do not wish. this he spoke signifying by what death he would glorify God. And when he had spoken this, he said to him, follow me. You see, in this time right here that we just read, Jesus was dealing with Peter's broken heart. And he knew what to do as he ministered to Peter's deep grief and remorse. Three times Jesus asks, do you love me? Allowing Peter three opportunities to express his love and to receive Jesus' forgiveness and acceptance. As Jesus tells Peter, feed my sheep, take care of my lambs. He is reaffirming his trust in Peter to minister effectively. Can you imagine the healing? What healing this must have brought to Peter in this moment. Amen. Can you imagine? And as Peter was experiencing his deep repentance from his horrendous act of betrayal to his Lord, This beautiful ministry to him brought complete deliverance and healing to his soul. He was reinstated by the very one whom he betrayed. The very one he betrayed reinstated him. You see, as I've reminded you before, it is we who betray our Lord. It is we who betray him. He says, I'll never leave you nor will I forsake you. It is we who turn our backs on the one who died for us. Jesus is always offering his hand of mercy to all peoples. And he was sent to this earth to save the world from their sin. and precious Holy Spirit was sent to convict man of their sin. And people are still rejecting the offer and turning their backs on the one who created them and created all things. And God the Father still cares for all who will choose the Son's offer of eternal life through the repentance of their sins. and then they will receive the restorational promises when they continue on their path of sanctification or called consecration to the Lord with their promised and given help, precious Holy Spirit. And these people will no longer cry out, God, where are you? God, if you love me so much, why don't you intervene in my life? God, why didn't you warn me not to do this or to do that? God, why do I have to go through this trial? God, why don't you answer my prayers? God, why do you seem so far away and hidden and silent? People will no longer look at God as being the culprit or the mean guy up there with a big stick. And they will not ask if he's really there or if he really exists or doubt if he can really be trusted. The struggle with God in their lives begin to fade away into nothing as they grow into understanding and knowledge of the fact that God really loves them and only has their best interest at heart. Amen. And just like Peter, the one who rejected his Lord and went through the horrible grief and the torment of turning his back on the Lord. This is how we have all been. We have all been this way until we come to the place where we no longer wish to wear the mask to disguise our hurts and torment. and we were masters of deceit by camouflaging or disguising our real feelings because we didn't want people to know the real me. And these hurts are like slithering snakes which have found their way into the dark crevices of our souls. They may be quiet and unseen but they are stealing and squeezing the very life out of us. They manifest themselves in the ways of physical ailments and diseases. And they manifest themselves in behavior problems with self-defeating attitudes and restrict growth in that person. and also with behaviors such as being passive but aggressive deep within and rebellion and perfectionism and isolation and control of self and others and even shut down emotions. And in the mind there are painful flashbacks with ungodly beliefs and mistrust and distorted perceptions and goals. In the emotions, turbulent and negative emotions such as fear and hate and self-hatred and anger and grief and defeat and mistrust and shame and rejection and, yes, even feelings of abandonment. and in the spirit dullness oppression a flickering life flow and continual and constant turning away from God but you see all the dimensions of a wounded life can be affected and these people will still see through dark colored glasses until they allow the spirit of the living God to take off their glasses and come into their lives and clean up their infested bodies, their souls and spirits. Amen? Taking off those dark glasses, being willing to take them off and say, I'm tired of seeing things the way I see them. And just as Jesus restored Peter and minister to him, he will minister to your poor wretched life and have pity on you and restore you from your fallen state too. Look at me please. I would like you to hear what I just said. Jesus will come and restore you too just as he restored Peter. Do you believe that? Do you have faith in that? Are you experiencing that now? Jesus is your Jehovah Rapha. He has made a promise to his Father, to his people. And in John 21, 15, let's look again. Let's look again at this. Jesus restores Peter. when they had eaten breakfast Jesus said to Simon, to Peter Simon son of Jonah do you love me more than these? and he said to him yes Lord you know that I love you and he said to him feed my lambs and he said to him again a second time Simon son of Jonah do you love me? and he said to him yes Lord you know that I love you and he said tend to my sheep And he said to him a third time, Simon, son of Jonah, do you love me? Peter was grieved because he said to him a third time, do you love me? And he said to him, Lord, you know all things. You know that I love you. And Jesus said to him, feed my sheep. Most assuredly, I say to you, when you were younger, you girded yourself and walked where you wished. but when you're old you'll stretch out your hands and another will gird you and carry you to the place you do not wish. He spoke this signifying by what death he would glorify God. And when he spoke this he said to him follow me. Follow me Peter. Do you see that this conversation had to do with love? Do you see that? It had to do with love. this deep healing that Peter received had to do with love and Jesus said to Peter three times do you love me? and Peter said three times back to the Lord yes I love you you know I love you Lord and this dear church is the same response that Jesus requires of you and me and all who come to him simple submission on your part. And your wholehearted devotion of the one who died for you will bring you complete restoration. The restorational promise of your beloved Savior, the Jehovah Rapha, Jesus the healer. Jesus is truly the God who healeth thee. and his arm is never too short for what concerns you. Always be thankful, give him praise and thank him at every level of your healing and your deliverance process. Because as his word says, he will make all things new. Yes, he will make all things new in your body, soul and spirit. We would like to hear from you if this message has touched your life in some way, either by encouragement, healing, deliverance, or simply if you've been enlightened by the Word of God in an area of understanding in your Christian growth. Contact us and remember, your information will be kept strictly confidential. May our Lord Jesus Christ richly bless you this day.

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