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Faith and Wisdom 1

By Revd 'Remi Tejumola

Shalom! God is not against us using medical means to take care of our bodies when we are sick. Please get all the help you can through that means. But there comes a time when if you have not learnt how to pray and get God to meet your need or heal you of what medicine may call incurable, you will be in soup then. I know that God still heal today. So you better start learning about it now before sickness and disease strikes. It will be foolishness on your part if you ignore this. There comes a time when being a Billionaire will not count because money sometime fails.

Money can provide you with a lot of necessities in life, but not peace or sleep. You may be able to buy the most expensive 'comfortable bed' in the world and not even blink while you're on it trying to sleep! The cost of the bed could be £200.000 and you won't sleep a wink!

WISDOM advices you to start doing something about how to have your life preserved through the available power of God. Learn Mark 11: 24; 16: 18; James 5: 14-16.

Practice the Word when you have little needs and believe God to provide them; believe God to heal you when you encounter little, even curable illnesses and sicknesses. Train yourself to believe God for these things so that when you then experience tougher challenges, you will not give up and lose in the battle of life.

When you have headache, lay your own hand on your head and command the headache to go in the name of Jesus. When you become used to believing God for things, it'll save you eventually from the big sicknesses and diseases that are said to be medically incurable. Man may not be able to help but God can and He's willing to do it FOR YOU.

Till next posting, God bless.

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