Christ the Healer - Book Review
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I remember sitting in a hospital room, the air heavy with that clinical, sterile scent and the quiet murmurs of a family saying their final goodbyes. Unbelievers filled the space, and the atmosphere was thick with the finality of death. As I stood there, I heard it—not an audible voice, but a command in the spirit so clear and so heavy that I knew disobedience wasn't an option: "Go pray for her." I didn't have a theological degree in healing. I didn't even know what to say. I felt completely out of my element, like a kid trying to fix a jet engine with a plastic screwdriver. I just walked over, laid hands on her, and prayed something—I don't even remember the words. There were no bells, no whistles, and no visible angels singing. We all just went home, expecting the inevitable phone call from the morgue. But the next morning, the phone rang with a different message: she was being released. She had totally recovered. When I went back into that room, she grabbe...
