“...they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.” — Mark 16:18 (NKJV)
Healing isn’t reserved for a few—it’s part of the believer’s calling. Jesus didn’t just minister healing—He multiplied it through His disciples. Before ascending to heaven, He gave this clear commission: “These signs will follow those who believe... they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.” That wasn’t limited to apostles or a special few—it was for all who believe.
Paul took this seriously. He ministered healing through the Spirit’s power everywhere he went. In Acts 19, even cloths that had touched his body carried the anointing and brought healing. In Acts 14, he discerned faith in a crippled man and boldly declared healing. Paul also taught that healing wasn’t a side note—it was a gift of the Spirit, distributed within the Body of Christ (1 Cor 12:9). He called them “gifts of healings”—plural—because there are many types of healing and many ways the Spirit moves.
Healing is meant to flow through you. You don’t need a stage or a title. If you’re a believer, you’re qualified. The limitation is not on God’s end—it’s in what we believe. If we are ignorant of this truth or reject it, others may not receive the benefit of healing Jesus provided. That’s why we must renew our minds to God’s Word and consider it until we believe it’s true.
And here’s the key: when we meditate on the goodness of God, as Jesus revealed it, we find it easier to trust what He has promised. Jesus never turned anyone away. He never made anyone wait. He healed all who came to Him. That’s what perfect love looks like. When you know God is always good, always willing, always full of compassion—you’ll stop hesitating, and you’ll start expecting.
Healing power flows when hearts yield and hands obey.
Don’t let fear or inexperience stop you. You’re not the healer—Jesus is. But His Spirit is in you, and He’s ready to move through your hands, your voice, and your faith.
Let healing flow—and let Jesus be glorified.
Excerpt from Follow Me As I Follow Christ by Kevin Casey. Click Here: Available on Amazon (Kindle & paperback).
Healing isn’t reserved for a few—it’s part of the believer’s calling. Jesus didn’t just minister healing—He multiplied it through His disciples. Before ascending to heaven, He gave this clear commission: “These signs will follow those who believe... they will lay hands on the sick, and they will recover.” That wasn’t limited to apostles or a special few—it was for all who believe.
Paul took this seriously. He ministered healing through the Spirit’s power everywhere he went. In Acts 19, even cloths that had touched his body carried the anointing and brought healing. In Acts 14, he discerned faith in a crippled man and boldly declared healing. Paul also taught that healing wasn’t a side note—it was a gift of the Spirit, distributed within the Body of Christ (1 Cor 12:9). He called them “gifts of healings”—plural—because there are many types of healing and many ways the Spirit moves.
Healing is meant to flow through you. You don’t need a stage or a title. If you’re a believer, you’re qualified. The limitation is not on God’s end—it’s in what we believe. If we are ignorant of this truth or reject it, others may not receive the benefit of healing Jesus provided. That’s why we must renew our minds to God’s Word and consider it until we believe it’s true.
And here’s the key: when we meditate on the goodness of God, as Jesus revealed it, we find it easier to trust what He has promised. Jesus never turned anyone away. He never made anyone wait. He healed all who came to Him. That’s what perfect love looks like. When you know God is always good, always willing, always full of compassion—you’ll stop hesitating, and you’ll start expecting.
Healing power flows when hearts yield and hands obey.
Don’t let fear or inexperience stop you. You’re not the healer—Jesus is. But His Spirit is in you, and He’s ready to move through your hands, your voice, and your faith.
Let healing flow—and let Jesus be glorified.
Excerpt from Follow Me As I Follow Christ by Kevin Casey. Click Here: Available on Amazon (Kindle & paperback).
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Day 1: Knowing Jesus is Eternal LifeDay 2: That I May Know HimDay 3: The Supremacy of ChristDay 4: Christ the FoundationDay 5: Forgiven CompletelyDay 6: Forgive as You’ve Been ForgivenDay 7: A New CreationDay 8: Righteous by FaithDay 9: Adopted and ChosenDay 10: Accepted in the BelovedDay 11: Seated with ChristDay 12: God’s WorkmanshipDay 13: Nothing Can Separate YouDay 14: Christ in You, the Hope of GloryDay 15: The Mind of ChristDay 16: The Image of God RestoredDay 17: Grace That TeachesDay 18: The Measure of FaithDay 19: Faith Works by LoveDay 20: The Faith of the Son of GodDay 21: The Crucified LifeDay 22: Renew Your MindDay 23: Take Every Thought CaptiveDay 24: Think on These ThingsDay 25: Be Spiritually Minded
February
Day 26: Press Toward the GoalDay 27: Led by the SpiritDay 28: Walk in the SpiritDay 29: Spirit of Power, Love, and Sound MindDay 30: Empowered From On HighDay 31: Healing Is in the AtonementDay 32: Minister Healing to OthersDay 33: Pray in the SpiritDay 34: The Spirit Helps Our WeaknessDay 35: Be Filled ContinuouslyDay 36: Gifts of the SpiritDay 37: Spirit-Led MinistryDay 38: Fruit of the SpiritDay 39: The Spirit Bears WitnessDay 40: Walk Worthy of Your CallingDay 41: Love Is the GreatestDay 42: Unity of the SpiritDay 43: Forgive One AnotherDay 44: Serve in LoveDay 45: Bear One Another’s BurdensDay 46: Honor Others Above YourselfDay 47: Godly RelationshipsDay 48: Love in the HomeDay 49: Hospitality and GenerosityDay 50: Giving and GenerosityDay 51: Pray Without Ceasing Day 52: Seated with Christ in AuthorityDay 53: Reigning in Life Through Christ
March
Day 54: Put on the Armor — Stand in VictoryDay 55: Life Is a MissionDay 56: Ambassadors for ChristDay 57: Share Your StoryDay 58: Not Ashamed of the GospelDay 59: Make Disciples Who MultiplyDay 60: Redeem the TimeDay 61: Open Doors and Bold SpeechDay 62: Witness to, Honor, and Pray for IsraelDay 63: Suffer for the GospelDay 64: Strength in WeaknessDay 65: Don’t Lose HeartDay 66: Our Light and Momentary TroublesDay 67: Set Your Mind on EternityDay 68: Death, Grief, and Eternal HopeDay 69: The Judgment Seat of ChristDay 70: The Blessed HopeIs There A Just War?