Does Jesus Still Heal Today? Part 7
Fear and confusion do not have to keep you from praying. This teaching offers a straightforward, biblical approach to ministering healing with faith and compassion.
Simple steps can help ordinary believers begin faithfully.
Brian Fenimore draws from the ministry of Jesus and the early church to make healing prayer understandable and practical. The purpose is not to create a rigid formula, but to give believers a clear place to begin.
Confidence grows through Scripture, practice, humility, and dependence on the Holy Spirit—not through pressure to produce an outcome.
Begin with compassion
See and honor the person before you focus on the need.
Listen and pray
Ask thoughtful questions, pay attention to the Holy Spirit, and pray clearly.
Check and encourage
Notice what changed, respond honestly, and leave the person with dignity and hope.
Learn to minister healing with biblical clarity
Continue with practical Plumbline training that keeps Scripture, compassion, discernment, and dependence on the Holy Spirit together.
Questions about healing today
Is healing ministry only for a select few?
This teaching encourages ordinary believers to love people and pray while depending on God rather than personal status.
Are practical steps a formula?
No. They provide a helpful structure, but ministry remains relational and dependent on the Holy Spirit.
How should I respond if someone is not healed?
Do not blame the person or exaggerate. Continue to care, pray when welcome, and trust God with the result.
Why is listening important?
Listening helps you honor the person, understand the need, and remain responsive to the Holy Spirit.
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