"If healing still happened, we'd see it in hospitals—the lack of evidence proves it stopped."
How it sounds in your head: You think logically: if God still healed, cancer wards would empty, ICUs would close. The absence of widespread documented miracles feels like proof. Maybe individual testimonies are misattribution or exaggeration.
"Now He did not do many mighty works there because of their unbelief."
-- Matthew 13:58Source: Empirical rationalism that demands God perform on human terms and schedules for human validation.
You value evidence and documentation, and systematic hospital miracles would be undeniable proof. The absence seems to validate cessationism more than scattered testimonies validate ongoing healing.
The centurion's servant was paralyzed and suffering terribly—bedridden, in torment. Jesus offered to come, but the centurion said, 'Just speak the word and my servant will be healed.' Jesus marveled at his faith—and that SAME HOUR the servant was healed, without Jesus even being present.
I REFUSE the lie that lack of hospital miracles proves healing stopped. IT IS WRITTEN: Jesus did not do many mighty works in His hometown because of UNBELIEF—faith is the receiving mechanism, not God's limitation. Environments of fear and naturalism aren't positioned to receive supernatural breakthrough. IT IS WRITTEN: According to YOUR faith let it be done to you. The centurion's servant was healed the SAME HOUR without Jesus present—faith received at a distance. I create an atmosphere of FAITH where miracles flourish.
The Father isn't waiting for medical journals to validate Him before He heals you. He's running toward you with the same power that healed the centurion's servant the SAME HOUR—not because you manufactured enough evidence to convince skeptics, but because you're His beloved daughter and He delights in your faith.