God’s Healing Promise Are Still Good

We have been thinking a lot about Fauci and the plandemic and the harm of vaccines lately. Fauci's non-cooperation with the Senate is on the news. Some wildly arrogant reporter argues with the Secretary of Health and Human services -- much to her and her employer's shame. One of our last episodes was a round up of reflections on vaccines/immunizations and the decisions faced if sending a child to a school. It is painful. Most people are not mentally strong enough to be willing to connect all the dots; the picture is grim.

But no matter how widespread and evil Evil is, God is greater. God's healing promise, secured in the atonement, won on the cross of Calvary... has not somehow lost its power. Yes, a lot of repentance is in order for those who pushed sickness, death, destruction, and infertility onto others. But many of us were ... deceived. Maybe still that is sin; we should have inquired of God. It is chilling how many ministries urged their people to get the vaccines -- or not to worry about it (which is just about as bad especially if that minister makes a living off of end time preaching). Nevertheless, there is forgiveness for sin when repented. I John 1:8 God is faithful to forgive of our sin and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

Beyond that, God wants healing for us all. God did not create the world broken. And He sent help in Jesus Christ, to redeem us. Not just eternally, but with help for the here and now.

Check out Isaiah 53 with me, that talks about God's redemption from sin and from sickness -- on the cross.

BTW Johnny Enlow shared that "Fauci" is a Sicilian name, meaning "sickle (a large curved knife used to harvest plants)."

God's healing promise stands. Let's study it, cling to it, and think about it.