Continuing from last week, we take a look at some necessary revelations which point to God as our healer, Satan as the destroyer, and faith as our access to the grace of God through what Jesus completed on Calvary.

The fear of God is to govern our conduct, character, behavior, speech, and every thought, word, action and motive. The fear of the Lord asks "is what I’m doing or about to do, something that pleases God?"

Compassion moved Jesus to heal all who are sick, Mt. 14:14. He never turned anyone away who came to Him.

Eternal life is not about programs, religious traditions, theological positions, rituals, ceremonies or having intellectual knowledge. It’s about knowing God personally, intimately accurately and in reality. It’s about experiencing God and Jesus, not just perceiving things about them.

Sovereignty does mean God can do what He wants, when He wants, if He wants, how He wants. He wanted to establish boundaries for everyone and everything He created. He also established boundaries for Himself so man would be able to trust Him.

Sovereign is defined by many as meaning God is in control of everything, everywhere, all the time. He can do what He wants, when He wants, how He wants, no matter what. Is this what sovereign really means?

No one is exempt from experiencing the emptiness and hopelessness that comes from shattered hopes and dreams. The valley of dry bones (Ez. 37) represents just such lifelessness. But, praise God, nothing is beyond what God can do!

Jesus is our High Priest, and He ever-lives to make intercession for us. But we must know how to approach the throne of God - with a true heart, full assurance of faith, our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience, and our bodies washed with the pure water of the Word!

There are no unneeded members in the body of Christ, just like the human body. As every body member serves the body, every member in the body of Christ is to serve God in one way or another.

Receiving from God requires faith in what God says to do even if we don’t understand why He says to do it!