Does Jesus Still Heal Today?
Healing is not merely a New Testament idea. Scripture reveals God as the One who heals and shows how healing ministry points people toward Jesus and the goodness of His Kingdom.
Begin with God’s revealed character, not a formula.
Brian Fenimore begins this series in Exodus 15:26, where God reveals Himself as Jehovah Rapha—the Lord who heals. The biblical conversation about healing begins with who God is.
Whether you are seeking healing, praying for someone else, or building a biblical foundation, this teaching invites you to study Scripture, trust God’s goodness, and keep Jesus at the center.
Start with Scripture
Build your understanding of healing on the character of God revealed in His Word.
Point people to Jesus
Healing ministry is never about the minister; it is a sign that directs attention to Christ.
Pray with humble faith
Ask God to work while leaving the outcome with Him and treating people with compassion.
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
Where does the Bible first reveal God as healer?
Exodus 15:26 is a foundational passage in which God identifies Himself as the Lord who heals.
Is healing only a New Testament subject?
No. The theme is rooted throughout Scripture and comes into clear focus in the ministry of Jesus.
What should be the goal of healing ministry?
The goal is to love people, point them toward Jesus, and faithfully represent the compassion of God.
How should I begin praying for healing?
Begin with Scripture, compassion, humility, and simple dependence on the Holy Spirit rather than pressure or performance.
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