Good day, Dear Ones!
I love our little community and coffee times! Yesterday was a 'beautiful day in the neighborhood'! I had to get out and share some 'scriptural medicine for physical healing' with my viewers. As I listened to the first few minutes after the live stream, I had to chuckle! My hair was blowing and in the background the neighbor's rooster was crowing! Here is a summary of the live stream contents.
This study features Ann Windsor reading excerpts from her book. She discusses the concept of scriptural medicine as a means for physical healing, emphasizing that God's Word is medicine(Hebrew: health) to all your flesh, Proverbs 4:20-22.
Key points:
The Power of God's Word: God's Word is potent and effective, capable of bringing healing and health. This isn't just a metaphor but a tangible source of recovery.
Active Application: the importance of actively engaging with and applying Scriptural truths. It's not enough to say one believes in healing. The actual taking of God's medicine, His Word, through reading, speaking, meditating, declaring is necessary in addition to believing.
Spiritual and Physical Connection: We discuss the inter-connectedness of spiritual well-being and physical health. By aligning yourself with God's Word, you can experience improvements in your physical condition .
After going over the four parallels between God's Word & natural medicine you receive from the pharmacy, we look at specific scriptures in various versions & also read a declaration of faith that goes with each. This book is a 'medicine bottle' of Scriptures and declarations for your healing and wellness.
I am going to be making some personal copies of this book available @ a discounted price. Watch for a future email. I currently have 9 on hand so let me know if you are interested.
Be sure to give a 'thumbs up' or comment on this lesson - YT algorithm takes notice of all such things and then further promotes the material. Let's send the Word!
I take my coffee black these days (never thought that would happen!)
Love to all,
Ann