Bodily Healing Is in Christ’s Redemption – Isaiah 53:4–5
Is divine healing part of Christ’s finished work—or just a bonus? In this Word-based teaching, we examine Isaiah 53, Matthew 8:17, and 1 Peter 2:24 to show that Jesus bore both our sins and our sicknesses. Healing is not symbolic—it was purchased by His stripes.
A Resurrection Day Dream and Word for the Church | Dream Date: April 20, 2025 (Resurrection Day / Easter Sunday) Released for the edification of the Body of Christ
"The Dream
In the morning of Resurrection Day 2025—Easter Sunday—I had a vivid, detailed dream. It’s rare that I remember my dreams and in this much detail.
It felt weighty, personal, and undeniably prophetic. In the dream, I was in my house, and I knew that three women had just given birth. I didn’t see all three of them clearly—one was completely unseen, another only appeared in profile, and the third I recognized from my past.
For reasons of respect, I won’t share her name publicly. However, when her first and last names are combined, they symbolically mean:
“A free woman under the influence of the world.”
That revelation struck me! As I prayed, I came to believe she prophetically represented the modern Church—legally free in Christ, but heavily influenced by worldly thinking and direction.
The Baby Named “Dream”
On a whiteboard nearby, I saw the name of one of the babies clearly written: Dream. The “D” was capitalized like a person’s name. I remember saying aloud, “Oh! The baby’s name is Dream.” I didn’t hear it spoken—I read it. And in dreams, reading something with clarity often symbolizes divine revelation." [read more...]
Don’t Fall for This Trap of the Enemy: Walk in Christ’s Healing
"Your Identity Is in Christ — Not in Sickness
One of the enemy’s most deceptive strategies is to get believers to replace their God-given identity with anything but Christ. One of the most destructive traps? Taking sickness as part of your identity.
The moment a child of God begins to embrace a condition or diagnosis as “who they are,” instead of seeing it as the oppression Jesus Christ came to destroy (Acts 10:38), the enemy sets up the next snare:
The Spirit of Offense.
Once someone has embraced sickness as part of their identity, when they hear the truth — that it is God’s will to heal — it can sound like an attack. Offense rises. Why? Because the counterfeit identity lie of sickness has taken root. What once was a spiritual battle becomes a stronghold. Instead of receiving the Word of healing with joy, they reject it out of offense.
The devil has tricked them into calling captivity their calling." [read more...]
Healing and the Son of Man — Applying the Last Adam and Second Man to Bodily Healing in the Atonement
"You’ve Been Transferred Out of the Curse
When you put your faith and trust in Jesus Christ, you are no longer in Adam. You are no longer in the fallen race. You’ve been translated — fully transferred — out of the kingdom of darkness and into the Kingdom of the Son of His love.
“He has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His love, in whom we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins.”
(Colossians 1:13–14 NKJV)
You were once in Adam, under the curse of sin, death, and disease. But now, you’re in Christ — not partially, not temporarily, but completely.
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
(2 Corinthians 5:17 NKJV)
You are part of a New Redeemed Human Race, birthed from the victory of the cross and resurrection. Jesus didn’t just forgive your sin. No, He utterly severed you from the old bloodline and brought you into His own. Redemption highlights that we’ve been completely bought back by the Lord — head to toe, spirit, body, and soul." [read more...]
I will bless the Lord at all times; His praise shall continually be in my mouth. My soul shall make its boast in the Lord; The humble shall hear of it and be glad. Oh, magnify the Lord with me, And let us exalt His name together.
"This song was birthed in a moment of deep reflection on the glorious, all-encompassing nature of our Lord Jesus Christ. I had been meditating on a powerful truth found in Scripture—that Jesus fills all in all. That phrase captivated me. I began to read and reread it, then declaring it as a bold, Spirit-breathed declaration of His Lordship and sufficiency in every area of our lives.
“And He put all things under His feet, and gave Him to be head over all things to the church, which is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all.”
Ephesians 1:22–23, NKJV
He is our Savior, Healer, our Redeemer, our Deliverer, our very Victory. There is no part of our lives—spirit, soul, or body—that He does not fill. He is our all in all.
And yet, in spite of this, we limit Him. I’ve done it. I’ve caught myself doing it even after growing in faith, even after seeing His goodness. And that’s what led to the lyrics:
“Sorry for the times I’ve limited You—what a silly thing for me to do.”
Because it is silly. It’s tragic, even. The One who created our bodies from the dust, who upholds the universe by the Word of His power—He has declared His willingness and power to help us, to heal us, to provide for us—and yet we sometimes act as though our problem is too big or too far gone." [Read more]...
One of the most frequent titles Jesus used to refer to Himself was “the Son of Man.” At first glance, this may seem like a humble phrase simply highlighting His humanity. But it carries far more weight, especially in light of Messianic prophecy, His mission, and the revelation of our identity in Him.
Jesus referred to Himself as the Son of Man over 80 times in the Gospels. More than “Son of God,” “Messiah,” or “Christ,” this was His preferred self-identification.
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Jesus My All in All
Bodily Healing Is in Christ’s Redemption – Isaiah 53:4–5
Is divine healing part of Christ’s finished work—or just a bonus? In this Word-based teaching, we examine Isaiah 53, Matthew 8:17, and 1 Peter 2:24 to show that Jesus bore both our sins and our sicknesses. Healing is not symbolic—it was purchased by His stripes.
healingiswritten.com/2025/06/02/yes-bodily-healing…
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Confess the Word – By His Stripes I Am Healed
Surely Jesus bore my sickness and carried my pain. The punishment for my peace was upon Him, and by His stripes I am healed.
Isaiah 53:4–5; 1 Peter 2:24
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Confess the Word – The Lord Heals All My Diseases
I bless the Lord with all that is within me. I do not forget His benefits—He forgives all my iniquities and heals all my diseases.
Psalm 103:1–3
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A Resurrection Day Dream and Word for the Church | Dream Date: April 20, 2025 (Resurrection Day / Easter Sunday) Released for the edification of the Body of Christ
"The Dream
In the morning of Resurrection Day 2025—Easter Sunday—I had a vivid, detailed dream. It’s rare that I remember my dreams and in this much detail.
It felt weighty, personal, and undeniably prophetic. In the dream, I was in my house, and I knew that three women had just given birth. I didn’t see all three of them clearly—one was completely unseen, another only appeared in profile, and the third I recognized from my past.
For reasons of respect, I won’t share her name publicly. However, when her first and last names are combined, they symbolically mean:
“A free woman under the influence of the world.”
That revelation struck me! As I prayed, I came to believe she prophetically represented the modern Church—legally free in Christ, but heavily influenced by worldly thinking and direction.
The Baby Named “Dream”
On a whiteboard nearby, I saw the name of one of the babies clearly written: Dream. The “D” was capitalized like a person’s name. I remember saying aloud, “Oh! The baby’s name is Dream.” I didn’t hear it spoken—I read it. And in dreams, reading something with clarity often symbolizes divine revelation." [read more...]
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Don’t Fall for This Trap of the Enemy: Walk in Christ’s Healing
"Your Identity Is in Christ — Not in Sickness
One of the enemy’s most deceptive strategies is to get believers to replace their God-given identity with anything but Christ. One of the most destructive traps? Taking sickness as part of your identity.
The moment a child of God begins to embrace a condition or diagnosis as “who they are,” instead of seeing it as the oppression Jesus Christ came to destroy (Acts 10:38), the enemy sets up the next snare:
The Spirit of Offense.
Once someone has embraced sickness as part of their identity, when they hear the truth — that it is God’s will to heal — it can sound like an attack. Offense rises. Why? Because the counterfeit identity lie of sickness has taken root. What once was a spiritual battle becomes a stronghold. Instead of receiving the Word of healing with joy, they reject it out of offense.
The devil has tricked them into calling captivity their calling." [read more...]
healingiswritten.com/2025/05/15/dont-fall-for-this…
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Healing and the Son of Man — Applying the Last Adam and Second Man to Bodily Healing in the Atonement
"You’ve Been Transferred Out of the Curse
When you put your faith and trust in Jesus Christ, you are no longer in Adam. You are no longer in the fallen race. You’ve been translated — fully transferred — out of the kingdom of darkness and into the Kingdom of the Son of His love.
“He has delivered us from the power of darkness and conveyed us into the kingdom of the Son of His love, in whom we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins.”
(Colossians 1:13–14 NKJV)
You were once in Adam, under the curse of sin, death, and disease. But now, you’re in Christ — not partially, not temporarily, but completely.
“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.”
(2 Corinthians 5:17 NKJV)
You are part of a New Redeemed Human Race, birthed from the victory of the cross and resurrection. Jesus didn’t just forgive your sin. No, He utterly severed you from the old bloodline and brought you into His own. Redemption highlights that we’ve been completely bought back by the Lord — head to toe, spirit, body, and soul." [read more...]
healingiswritten.com/2025/05/14/healing-and-the-so…
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I will bless the Lord at all times;
His praise shall continually be in my mouth.
My soul shall make its boast in the Lord;
The humble shall hear of it and be glad.
Oh, magnify the Lord with me,
And let us exalt His name together.
Psalm 34:1–3
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Story Behind the Song: Jesus My All In All
"This song was birthed in a moment of deep reflection on the glorious, all-encompassing nature of our Lord Jesus Christ. I had been meditating on a powerful truth found in Scripture—that Jesus fills all in all. That phrase captivated me. I began to read and reread it, then declaring it as a bold, Spirit-breathed declaration of His Lordship and sufficiency in every area of our lives.
“And He put all things under His feet, and gave Him to be head over all things to the church, which is His body, the fullness of Him who fills all in all.”
Ephesians 1:22–23, NKJV
He is our Savior, Healer, our Redeemer, our Deliverer, our very Victory. There is no part of our lives—spirit, soul, or body—that He does not fill. He is our all in all.
And yet, in spite of this, we limit Him. I’ve done it. I’ve caught myself doing it even after growing in faith, even after seeing His goodness. And that’s what led to the lyrics:
“Sorry for the times I’ve limited You—what a silly thing for me to do.”
Because it is silly. It’s tragic, even. The One who created our bodies from the dust, who upholds the universe by the Word of His power—He has declared His willingness and power to help us, to heal us, to provide for us—and yet we sometimes act as though our problem is too big or too far gone." [Read more]...
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Why Did Jesus Call Himself “The Son of Man”?
Digging Deeper Into His Powerful Title
One of the most frequent titles Jesus used to refer to Himself was “the Son of Man.” At first glance, this may seem like a humble phrase simply highlighting His humanity. But it carries far more weight, especially in light of Messianic prophecy, His mission, and the revelation of our identity in Him.
Jesus referred to Himself as the Son of Man over 80 times in the Gospels. More than “Son of God,” “Messiah,” or “Christ,” this was His preferred self-identification.
Why?
Here are several key reasons: [read more] ... healingiswritten.com/2025/05/10/why-did-jesus-call…
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