Healing School

In this Healing School session, Justin welcomes attendees to explore the topic of healing—physical, emotional, and mental—through the lens of biblical teachings, emphasizing that faith in God's word, particularly through Jesus' name, can manifest healing. He highlights scriptures like Luke 5:15, where vast crowds sought Jesus for healing, and Mark 16:17-18, which commissions all believers to heal in Jesus' name.

Justin stresses that the anointing and power of God accompany believers, enabling them to heal others and themselves, not through personal merit but through faith in Jesus’ authority. He encourages listeners to embrace their role as believers, actively participate in God’s healing work, and boldly use Jesus’ name to bring about miraculous healings, sharing personal testimonies of deliverances and miracles to inspire confidence in God’s promises.

In this Healing School session, Justin explores Biblical teachings on healing, emphasizing God's will for believers to heal the sick through faith and authority in Jesus' name. He cites scriptures like Matthew 9:35, where Jesus heals every sickness, and Mark 3:13-15 and Luke 10:1-9, where Jesus commissions the twelve disciples and seventy others to preach and heal.

Justin highlights Mark 16:15-18, which extends this commission to all believers, refuting claims that healing was limited to the original apostles. He explains that believers have been given "exusia" (authority) and "dunamis" (power) to overcome sickness and spiritual forces, as seen in Luke 10:19 and Matthew 28:18.

Using examples like Peter’s healing in Acts 3:6, Justin encourages believers to confidently lay hands on the sick and command healing in Jesus’ name, without needing special titles or anointing, as this authority is available to all who believe.

In this Healing School session, Justin emphasizes the importance of anchoring faith in scripture to inspire and sustain belief in physical healing, using Jonah’s story as an example. He explains that while sickness may result from poor choices, rebellion, or bitterness, it is not God’s will, and healing is a benefit of salvation, though not a requirement for it. Drawing from Jonah 2:8, he warns against clinging to "lying vanities" or false beliefs, like accepting a diagnosis as final, which can lead to forsaking God’s mercy—illustrated by Jonah’s deliverance from the whale. Justin encourages seeking God’s will through scripture, prayer, or revelation to overcome circumstances, highlighting that repentance and alignment with God’s purpose can activate the same resurrection power (Ephesians 1:19, Romans 8:11) that raised Jesus and freed Jonah, enabling healing and fulfillment of one’s calling.

In this Healing School session, Justin emphasizes the importance of consistently engaging with Biblical scriptures to build faith in God's healing power, rather than turning to them only in times of crisis. He highlights that regular meditation on and confession of these scriptures cultivates confidence in divine healing, which serves as both a preventative measure and a tool for fulfilling one's purpose. Quoting Smith Wigglesworth and Norvel Hayes, Justin warns against waiting until a health crisis to seek God's healing, as this may leave one unprepared to receive it by faith.

Justin encourages a lifestyle marked by the Word, where decisions and actions are shaped by scripture, to effectively combat challenges like sickness. Using Jonah’s story as an example, Justin illustrates that accepting a dire situation as final—without seeking God’s will—means regarding a "lying vanity" and forsaking God’s mercy, which offers hope and supernatural possibilities for redemption and healing.

In this Healing School message, Justin He stresses that genuine belief in God's promises, such as healing, must be substantiated by observable actions, and recounts stories from Kenneth E. Hagin to demonstrate how individuals who acted on their faith received healing, while those who refused to act, citing inability or unbelief, remained unhealed. Justin challenges listeners to examine whether they truly believe their confessions by acting as if God's word is true, warning against blaming God or others for unmanifested healing and encouraging accountability and tangible steps to prove faith, such as making a list of actions that align with believing in one's healing.

In this Healing School session, Justin emphasizes the transformative power of God's word as the source of solutions, strategies, and healing for physical, mental, and spiritual ailments, urging participants to act on their faith as described in James 2:26, where faith without works is deemed dead. Justin challenges listeners to choose freedom through Jesus Christ, highlighting that true faith involves acting as if God's promises are true, and cautions against calling Jesus a liar by refusing to act on His commands due to perceived limitations. He stresses the necessity of aligning actions with beliefs to experience God's miraculous power, encouraging perseverance in faith despite initial failures, and underscores that the responsibility lies with individuals to act on God's word to achieve true healing and freedom.

In this Healing School session, Justin continues a series on doubt, specifically addressing how it arises from the devil's attempts to use circumstantial evidence and arguments to contradict God's promises, as outlined in James 1:5-7, which advises asking God for wisdom without doubting. Justin stresses that doubting equates to siding with the devil against God, urging listeners to trust and believe in the scriptures to overcome doubt, rather than entertaining opposing theories or reasons. He encourages envisioning a healed future based on Biblical truth, not circumstantial predictions, and defines doubt as a hesitation or opposition to God's truth, which can be overcome by confessing and repenting from it, allowing God's forgiveness to cleanse unrighteousness.

In this lesson Justin particularly focuses on the detrimental effects of doubt. He explains that the scriptures, such as James 1:5-7 and 1 Peter 2:24, clearly state that God desires for believers to be healed and that this healing is accessed through faith without doubting.

Justin warns that the devil attempts to steal this promise by sowing seeds of doubt immediately after one receives God’s word, using arguments, theories, and reasonings to challenge believers' confidence in the scriptures. He stresses that to receive healing, one must reject these doubts, hold fast to the truth of the Bible, and act on it with full conviction, as doubting prevents the manifestation of God’s promises. Using biblical references like Mark 4 and 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, Justin encourages believers to cast down opposing arguments and trust wholly in God’s word, assuring them that repentance and renewed faith can overcome any lapse into doubt.

In this Healing School lesson, Justin emphasizes the importance of resisting doubt, which he identifies as an enemy to faith. He begins with 2 Corinthians 12:7, where Paul describes a "thorn in the flesh" as a messenger of Satan sent to harass him due to his abundance of revelations, clarifying that this was not a physical ailment but a demon spirit meant to obstruct his understanding of God’s promises.

Justin explains that the enemy uses doubt to rob believers of healing promises, as seen in Mark 4, and stresses that not all healing is instantaneous—sometimes it’s a process. He encourages steadfast faith, drawing from James 1:5-7, which warns that doubting prevents receiving from God, and 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, which urges believers to cast down arguments and reasonings that contradict God’s word. Ultimately, Justin asserts that doubt is the result of losing an argument against God’s truth, urging believers to use scripture as a weapon to stand firm and resist the devil’s lies, reinforcing that God’s grace is sufficient for victory.

In this Healing School session, Justin emphasizes the importance of faith rooted in the heart, not the mind, for experiencing God's healing power. He teaches that true belief stems from the heart, supported by scripture, and is reinforced through meditation and confession of God's word. Justin distinguishes between the mind, which processes natural data and often harbors doubt, and the spirit, which receives spiritual truths. He encourages listeners to prioritize spiritual insights over natural limitations, using Biblical examples like Romans 10:10 and 1 Corinthians 2:14 to illustrate that faith transcends natural understanding.