"Those healing testimonies are exaggerated. Real miracles don't happen like the Bible describes anymore."
How it sounds in your head: I've heard missionaries tell wild stories, but they always seem embellished. Real healing is gradual through medicine, not instant like Jesus did. Those stories make God look like a liar when nothing happens for me.
"Most assuredly, I say to you, he who believes in Me, the works that I do he will do also; and greater works than these he will do, because I go to My Father."
-- John 14:12Western skepticism and scientific materialism that demands God submit to empirical proof before faith.
He's been educated to trust only what's measurable and repeatable in labs. The medical system has kept him alive with pills and procedures, making science feel more reliable than supernatural intervention he can't control or predict.
Tabitha died—not sick, not dying, actually DEAD with mourners weeping over her corpse. Peter put them all out, prayed, said 'Tabitha arise,' and she OPENED HER EYES and sat up—instant resurrection from actual death.
I REFUSE the lie that healing testimonies are exaggerated fairy tales. IT IS WRITTEN: he who believes in Me will do the works I do and GREATER works than these. I don't need a double-blind study to believe God's Word. I am Abraham's seed by faith in Christ—the BARAK blessing covers me with covenant promises that don't require scientific validation. IT IS WRITTEN: faith is the EVIDENCE of things not seen. I receive healing the same way I received salvation—by believing the report of the Lord over the report of my senses.
The Father isn't requiring you to scientifically verify His goodness before He moves—He already moved 2000 years ago at the cross. While you're measuring probabilities, He's already declared 'by His stripes you WERE healed'—past tense, finished, done, signed in blood.