God Wants Your Health

 



God Wants Your Health


God did not create you to live in sickness, weakness, or fear. His intention was never for you to spend your life battling pain, worry, or exhaustion. When He created man, He breathed into him His breath of life , health, strength, and peace. This is God’s original design for you: a life of fullness, not of mere survival.


In the Scriptures, we see that God always reveals Himself as the One who heals. In the Old Testament, He calls Himself “Jehovah Rapha” - the Lord who heals you. (Exodus 15:26)



God has not changed. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. If He healed in the past, He still heals today.


When you look at the ministry of Jesus, you will notice something remarkable - Jesus never turned away anyone who came to Him seeking healing. 

He never said, “Your sickness is My will” or “This is for your good.” On the contrary, He went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil (Acts 10:38).

That was no coincidence - that was the very character of God in action. 

Jesus was, and still is, the living expression of God’s will toward humanity.



💖 God wants your health.

This is not a pious wish; it is a truth woven into the very core of His love. He loves you too much to desire your suffering.

Sickness does not come from God -  it is a result of a fallen world. But God’s power is greater than anything the world has corrupted.


When you begin to believe that God is for you and not against you, something changes deep within.

Fear disappears.

Hope awakens.

Your body, soul, and spirit begin to align with the life of God.


👉 Faith is the key that opens the door to healing.

When you accept in your heart that God’s will is your health, your faith activates His power.

You don’t have to understand exactly how it works , it’s enough to trust the One who is faithful.


Jesus is not only the Savior of your soul -  He is also the Healer of your body.

On the cross, He didn’t only forgive sins; by His wounds, He brought your healing (Isaiah 53:5).

That means health is not something you must earn; it is a gift you can receive.




If today you feel weak, in pain, or weary - lift your eyes to Him.

Not to your circumstances, not to past disappointments, but to the One who created you and loves you.

Say in faith:


“Lord, I believe that You want my health.

I receive Your strength, Your peace, and Your life into my body and soul.”


 

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