In Jesus' Hands: Day 1

In Jesus' Hands: Day 1 of 30

I have thrown myself into Jesus' hands. This sounds pretty dramatic but to me it is completely natural; simply the next step in my walk with Jesus.

Over the next 30 days I'm trusting that Jesus will fully heal me of the sixteen distinct medical complaints that I have been seeing 8 medical specialists and 2 GP doctors for, some for over 20 years. I expect to be healthy, rested, alert, mobile and vigorous, with no illnesses, physical complaints or allergies. I even expect to be able to give my reading and distance glasses away, and to have noticeably lost weight!

In these next 30 days I plan to take none of the 6 medications prescribed for me, and will not see any doctor or other health professional. I am asking Jesus to show me that His Word and His promises are true. I'm nearly in tears as I write this, Jesus' love for me is so near.

I know that Jesus can heal, and often does so. There have been medical, emotional and relational miracles in my family and we often see them in other people. God is real. Jesus is real. Eternal salvation is real. Healing is real.

Praise be to Jesus for the healings I have had, particularly in my spirit and my soul, my emotions and will. I am sure that I would be dead if it were not for His work in me.

A favourite Scripture is: (Philippians 1:1,6  Paul writing to Christians) I thank my God whenever I remember you . . being confident of this very thing, that he who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ.

Jesus began a good work in me more than a quarter century ago. And He has been faithful in working to complete it . .

But, as I have grown older, my list of physical complaints has steadily grown. After hundreds of healing meetings and many, many, prayers, anointings and laying on of hands, I have only ever been partly healed. Never fully.

Each day I will post a fresh report here to www.PsalmsOfJohn.com.

Praise Jesus
Amen

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Bless Jesus.