The “opening of the prison” in Isaiah 61:1-2 is God’s own figurative illustration of our release from bondage or imprisonment to sin, sickness and everything else that reached us through the fall. It covers every phase of our redemption and salvation. Jesus opened the prison for us by bearing our punishment. What…(Read More)
While I don’t agree with everything Gordon Lindsay taught, I value the perspective and insight that he gained in the area of healing and miracles. To be honest, I have fluctuated back and forth on my agreement with some things in this article from January 1952, but I still find myself revisiting it occasionally…(Read More)
Gordon Lindsay was influenced by some of the most well-known healing evangelists in the last century, including John Alexander Dowie and John G. Lake. After he began organizing healing campaigns for William Branham, he started The Voice of Healing publication in 1948. As a result, the world began to see what God was doing…(Read More)
This article by Smith Wigglesworth is one of the most encouraging, inspiring, and faith-building teachings I’ve ever read on moving in healing and miracles. I found it as I read a copy of the Pentecostal Evangel from 1940. Although there appears to be a similar article from 1927 with the same title which…(Read More)
This is one of the most practical and powerful articles on healing that I’ve ever read. F. F. Bosworth (1877-1958) was an incredible teacher and healing evangelist with more than 200,000 documented healings. His book, Christ The Healer, is one of the best theological books on divine healing that has ever been…(Read More)
Note from Jeremy: I decided to post this sermon from Spurgeon because I refer to it occasionally. Spurgeon articulates the Biblical truth of both the doctrines of grace and works. These have long ago created a dividing line in the Body of Christ, when in reality, we should never deny one clear Biblical truth because…(Read More)