People have asked me many questions about healing and deliverance and I know of no better ministry than that of Be in Health located in Thomaston, Georgia. They offer a week-long seminar called “For My Life” which teaches biblical foundations to health and wholeness. Spiritual roots to disease are a completely different approach to healing–at least they were for me. The scriptures are taught, and slowly it all comes together, like a light bulb getting brighter and brighter as it warms up. Aha! Why isn’t the Christian church teaching all this? I can’t tell you how many people have said that to me. It’s a question I don’t have the answer to.
At Be in Health, there is a lot of repentance going on. You know that little grudge you’re holding against a certain family member? Well, that little grudge is bitterness, or said in a different way, unforgiveness. The Bible says if you hold unforgiveness against someone, your sins won’t be forgiven. Ugh. I certainly don’t want to answer up for stuff like that on Judgment Day. So why not clean house and get rid of all that stuff? You’ll feel so much better, and your body will, too. Healing comes when you slough off all that garbage.
Then there’s envy and jealousy, rejection and abandonment, unloving and let’s not forget fear. Be in Health addresses each of these strongholds and helps attendees to understand how we have allowed them into our lives. Sometimes a trauma in childhood invites fear and we don’t even realize it.
In the weeks ahead, I’ll be writing more about these strongholds and how they affect us. So stay tuned!
SOZO is an inner healing & deliverance ministry. The main aim is to get to the root of those things hindering your personal connection with the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Thus, with a healed connection with God, you can walk in the destiny in which you were called.
In short, Sozo is an inner healing/deliverance ministry.
Sozo is simple, fast, Spirit-led and effective.
Sozo finds issues in minutes instead of years.
In the short video clips to follow, you will get a taste for the Sozo ministry of inner healing.
And to dramatize what the need is, watch this powerful dramatization.
I asked 32-year-old Megan permission to write about her, just so you know.
For months she had been suffering from debilitating pain, not in her back, but shooting down her leg, along with super sensitivity and numbness. An MRI confirmed she had a significant extrusion of disc material pressing on the nerves in her back. Cortisone shots were offered, but the success rate seemed awfully low. Still, she opted for the least invasive treatment. She had one shot of Cortisone Continue Reading »
Martha: My passion is helping people get healed, whether it’s physical or emotional and that’s the focus in this interview with friend and author, Mary deMuth. Continue Reading »
Jim was a chronic asthmatic. The condition had dominated and controlled his whole life. When we prayed for him, the Holy Spirit brought his inner pain to the surface and he began to sob like a little boy!
When we asked Jim what was happening, this ‘little boy’ told us that when he was six, he had been standing on top of a stack of hay bales and couldn’t get down. His father told him to jump into his arms. So Jim jumped, but then his father stepped to one side and let Jim crash to the ground and his chest was crushed on the concrete. His father then said, “That will teach you never to trust your relatives!” Continue Reading »
Jesus asked the question first, not me. “Do you want to get well?” That’s a crazy question you might say. “Of course I want to get well.” But Jesus asked it of a man in John, chapter 5. That makes it an important question–one worth our answering.
The man had been an invalid for 38 years. He hung out by the pool called Bethesda, where occasionally the waters would stir and the first person in would get healed. This man was a permanent fixture in this community of desperate people. So why didn’t Jesus simply walk over to him and heal him? Why didn’t Jesus have mercy on the poor soul? Continue Reading »
Martha: My passion is helping people get healed, whether it’s physical or emotional and that’s the focus in this interview with friend and author, Mary deMuth. 
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