Some have claimed they have the authority to rebuke illness.
Now my experience of life, of christians, is we all get ill, no matter what you say or believe, it does not go away.
Occasionally the Lord in His grace does heal, but mainly we are called to show love and faith through hardship like Job, and trust the Lord.
I listened to a sermon from a preacher who said this was untheological and accepting defeat of a curse against our authority.
I suggest this is stupid, unbiblical, and not our experience of life, and to condemn all those faithful followers of the Lord is wrong.
There appears to be a desire to slander those who do not believe or know of such imaginary health benefits as non-believers or pharisees it causes much hurt in my heart.
There is a great difference between having great blessing and gifts from the Lord with a grateful heart, and condemning others who equally follow the Lord, as if their life and spiritual reality is somehow less or not real. This is the road to heresy and hypocracy, seeing things not about life and relationships as more important than righteousness and love.
So I wonder who agrees with me, and how would you answer such people who want to exalt in such experiences and suggest those who do not walk like them are in sin, or even such experiences are mainly fake.
Now my experience of life, of christians, is we all get ill, no matter what you say or believe, it does not go away.
Occasionally the Lord in His grace does heal, but mainly we are called to show love and faith through hardship like Job, and trust the Lord.
I listened to a sermon from a preacher who said this was untheological and accepting defeat of a curse against our authority.
I suggest this is stupid, unbiblical, and not our experience of life, and to condemn all those faithful followers of the Lord is wrong.
There appears to be a desire to slander those who do not believe or know of such imaginary health benefits as non-believers or pharisees it causes much hurt in my heart.
There is a great difference between having great blessing and gifts from the Lord with a grateful heart, and condemning others who equally follow the Lord, as if their life and spiritual reality is somehow less or not real. This is the road to heresy and hypocracy, seeing things not about life and relationships as more important than righteousness and love.
So I wonder who agrees with me, and how would you answer such people who want to exalt in such experiences and suggest those who do not walk like them are in sin, or even such experiences are mainly fake.