The Will of God Made Manifest

People of God, hear now the word of truth, the word that pierces deeper than flesh and sinew. It is not the will of your Father that you remain bowed under the weight of sickness, torment, and despair. No, He has revealed His will through His Son—Jesus the Anointed One—who went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil (Acts 10:38). This is not a mystery hidden in shadows; it is light made plain. Therefore, we do not stand before the throne and plead, “If it be Thy will,” for the will has already thundered forth from Calvary’s hill: “I will, be thou clean.” (Matthew 8:3)

This generation must awaken from slumber. A powerless gospel has crept into the House of God, one that explains away miracles and softens the blow of divine authority. But the Word—alive and mighty—is not theory. It is fire. It is Spirit. And it still heals, delivers, and sets captives free. Paul did not come with the elegance of men, but with the demonstration of Spirit and power. Shall we do less?

Healing is not simply a mercy—it is a right of the blood-bought. But there are conditions. Yes, God is sovereign, but He has also bound Himself to the covenant made through Christ. Do not be deceived—grace does not negate obedience. Holiness is still the path. Repentance is still the doorway. Faith is still the currency. We are called to walk as sons and daughters, seated in heavenly places (Ephesians 2:6), manifesting the same doxa—the visible glory—that Jesus bore. The signs and wonders are not nostalgia; they are our inheritance.

Many have tried to manufacture His presence with programs and polished words. But the Holy Spirit is not moved by theatrics—He comes where hearts are rent and humble, where people are desperate to see God. Signs and wonders follow those who believe, not those who merely perform.

So let the Church return to her roots. Let her once again lay hands on the sick and see them recover. Let her cast out devils and speak with new tongues. Let her be known not only by her sermons, but by her miracles. Let her say to the broken, “Come,” for there is balm in Gilead, there is a Healer who walks among us still.

And to you, afflicted soul, I say this: God is not far. He has never stopped healing. Only believe. Return unto the Lord, for though He has torn, He will heal (Hosea 6:1). Though you have been stricken, He will bind you up. The same hand that formed the galaxies now reaches toward your pain.

---

Holiness, Power, and the Fullness of Salvation

Now let the trumpet sound in Zion! The Spirit of the Lord declares: Salvation is more than escape from hell—it is the full restoration of the soul, body, and spirit. The word “salvation” is soteria—deliverance, healing, safety, soundness. Why then do we preach only of heaven while saints suffer in silence here below?

O Church, return to the fullness! You were not called to survive, but to overcome. Jesus gave His disciples power over unclean spirits and disease (Luke 9:1), and He has not revoked His promise. Satan is disarmed. The enemy prowls, yes, but he holds no sword. He has no authority over the blood-covered believer unless it is surrendered through ignorance or sin.

The Church must cleanse herself. Sexual immorality, gluttony, drunkenness—these sins ravage the body, which is the temple of the Holy Spirit. The healing of our land begins with repentance in the house of God. Be not deceived: holiness is not a relic, it is a requirement. Joseph fled temptation and was imprisoned for righteousness, but God honored him. You too must flee—do not negotiate with sin. Burn the bridges. Break the chains.

And know this: healing does not always come by formula. Sometimes it is a word. Sometimes a touch. Sometimes just the hem of His garment. But always—it is Jesus. Keep your eyes on Him, not on the method. Flow in unity, listen to the whisper of the Spirit, and follow Him in obedience.

Miracles are not the goal—they are the result of abiding in Him. The heart that communes with God reveals Him to the world. As Jesus did, we must move only by the Father’s voice. That is sonship. That is authority.

Some will mock. Others will doubt. Even in Jesus’ hometown, He could do few mighty works due to unbelief. But the hungry, the desperate, the broken—they will come. They will press through the crowd and touch Him. They will be healed.

Prophets arise! Ministers of fire, step forward! Speak not with hesitation but with boldness. For the Lord has not finished what He began. He will shake the nations again. He will raise the dead dreams and dry bones. He will awaken His Bride.

Let your heart be the good ground. Let the Word take root. And let us walk in the fullness of the salvation purchased at so great a price. For Christ in you is the hope of glory, and His glory is not hidden—it is ready to be revealed.