August 2022 Daily Scripture Writing Plan - The Healer

August 2022 Daily Scripture Writing Plan - The Healer
"You hold my every moment
You calm my raging seas
You walk with me through fire
And heal all my disease
I trust in You, I trust in You
I believe You're my healer
I believe You are all I need
I believe
And I believe You're my portion
I believe You're more than enough for me

Jesus You're all I need"

Healer by Kari Jobe

In the Bible, there are many passages about "The Healer," healings, prophecy of healing, etc.  I've included just a few of those in this months Scripture Writing Plan.  One of my favorites is the story of the woman with the issue of blood in the gospels (Matthew 9 on this month's plan). She knew that she didn't even have to touch Jesus' body.  She didn't have to look into His eyes, or have Him speak a blessing over her.  All she had to do was be close enough to touch the hem of His garment.  Can you imagine her faith?  Can you imagine the POWER in something as simple as the HEM OF HIS GARMENT?  He truly was her healer,  He is still our healer today!  He heals bodies, minds, spirits, finances, marriages, relationships and SO MUCH MORE.  If we just have faith enough to give our every need to Him, He will be there in our every moment!  

I'm having surgery today on my neck: a C4-C7 fusion.  I'll be out of touch for at least a few days while I recover.  If you have any questions or issues with the plan(s), please private message me or leave it in the comments below and I'll reply when I'm able.  

I would greatly appreciate your prayers as I recover, and lean on "The Healer" to bring me through.

Thank You!  ~ Mel ~



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