Second, God uses medicine and medical intervention. Doctors, nurses, and treatments are not enemies of faith — they are extensions of God’s wisdom. Exodus 15:26 says, “I am the Lord that healeth thee.” Whether through a prescription or a prayer, He is still the source.

Third, God heals supernaturally. Matthew 8:17 reminds us that Jesus took our infirmities and bore our sicknesses. Miracles still happen. Tumors disappear. Pain vanishes. Lives are restored. When medicine fails, God doesn’t.

We must never box God in. Healing is His will, and He’ll use whatever means necessary to fulfill it. Our role is to believe, receive, and give Him glory — no matter how the healing comes.

Sometimes we wait for a miracle and ignore the medicine. Other times we rely on medicine and forget to pray. But God is not limited by our preferences. He is sovereign, and His healing methods are diverse. What matters most is our faith — not in the method, but in the Healer.

So today, open your heart to every way God may choose to heal you. Don’t reject natural healing. Don’t fear medical help. And don’t doubt supernatural power. Healing is coming — and it may arrive in a way you didn’t expect.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for being my healer. I trust You to restore me — whether through natural processes, medical help, or supernatural power. I open my heart to every method You choose. Amen.

Reflection Question

Which method of healing have you experienced or witnessed most in your life? Are you open to all the ways God may choose to heal you?