Category: Be healed

An Urgent Answer

The Healer was watched closely for his conduct, his purity and his faith. Could the Healer really be accused of wrongdoing — for healing someone who was near death?

There was an expectation that he would act only on certain days. But the day came when the religious people least expected it.

He saw a man with dropsy, a condition that shows swelling of the body, oedema and infection.

The Healer asked – is it wrong to heal today? He asked not as to wait for their approval but to show His Way. 

While they were quiet, He took the sick man, healed him and sent him away. He never let the sick man wait. He made him well immediately. He did not put him in a situation of being judged and questioned by anyone who knows the law too well. 

He turned to the displeased mob of learned religious people and said – which of you here, having a son or a farm animal that has fallen into a well on such a day as today, will not  immediately pull him out?

They could not reply to the Healer. He surely knew that they would bend the law and try their best to pull the animal or the child out of the well without seeking the obligations of sabbath rules. 

He cares more for the man of suffering. He cares less about people who question his right to heal. Can the healed man be condemned for his healed body? 

That day, the Healer pulled him out of the well of darkness, sickness, fear of death and death itself.

Jesus the Healer is more gracious than the ones who keep the rules and laws. He is 100% for life, healing and abundance of life.

When you meet the Healer, there is an answer. You will see His compassion for you.

– Taken from Luke 14:1-6

Be free, live your life

Wherever I turn, the Good book screams – “Be free, live your life”.

Back when leprosy had no cure, there lived a leper who was isolated from his community, deprived of affection and relationships, lived a life of an outcast. He was hearing about The Healer. One day, it sparked hope in him.

People feared the spread of germs so living a life in isolation was the only choice. The damnation of a cursed life was unbearable – no connection with family/ work/ any sort of entertainment. Living a dreadful life and watching his sores worsen in his extremities day by day was the reality in the life of a leper. 

One day he rushed to meet The Healer at a distance, knowing that people will not accept his presence. 

He showed his faith by pleading if The Healer was willing to heal him. 

The Healer simply said – He is willing. 

The Healer touched the leper who is an incurable untouchable and spoke directly to his soul. 

The Healer said – Be clean.

Immediately, the leprous sores started shrinking, vanishing and he could see his natural skin on his body. His body showed visible changes. 

There is no explanation on how it all happened.

Love cleanses and brings one close. 

But religion exposes one; requires approval and to be clean before fellowship. 

I know for sure it was the leper’s faith, knowing the will of the Healer and His Word. 

By seeking the Healer, the leper showed his faith that he could only be saved by The Healer and not by anyone else. 

When both the leper and the Healer agreed, he was ready to receive the greatest miracle of his life.

Finally, the leper was healed. He walked freely as a new man in his town. He received what he wanted from The Healer. 

Without his faith, this would not have been possible. The whole creation waited for him to be reintroduced, loved and cheered on this earth.

He was gifted to have such a beautiful healthy life. He sure had the greatest story to tell his family and generations after him. 

If the leper who was healed left a message for us, this would be it.

Life is a gift. 

You definitely need The Healer. 

Be free, live your life

-Taken from Luke 5: 12, 13. 

The Healer, Lord Jesus is the greatest gift to mankind! 

I Couldn’t Wait Another Day to Share This

There are moments in life when you stumble onto something so beautiful, so life-giving, that keeping it to yourself starts to feel almost impossible. That’s where I find myself right now.

I’m on a journey — learning, listening, and knowing the Healer. And what I’m discovering along the way is nothing short of amazing. It’s the kind of truth that doesn’t just inform you; it changes you. It touches the deepest parts of who you are and reminds you why you were made.

I want to share it with you.

Sickness. Disease. Illness. Oppression. Sorrow. These things creep into our lives uninvited, and too often, we accept them as just “the way things are.” But I’ve come to believe something different — that we were never meant to make peace with brokenness. There is a way out. There is a way through.

There is a path to a life that is not just bearable, but truly beautiful and satisfying. A life marked by wholeness instead of wear. By hope instead of heaviness. By healing instead of hurting.

Not another moment needs to be wasted.

Meet the Healer

I want to introduce you to someone unlike anyone else you’ve encountered.

The Healer I’ve come to know is unique — there is no substitute, no imitation that comes close. He carries a compassionate heart, one that doesn’t turn away from pain but moves toward it. He yields to humility, meeting us not from a distance, but right where we are, in our weakest and most honest moments.

He rewards our faith — not our performance, not our perfection, just our simple trust. And more than anything, He loves to see us smile. Our joy matters to Him. Our healing matters to Him. We matter to Him.

The Invitation

So today, I’m not just sharing information — I’m extending an invitation.

Come and see for yourself. Come with your questions, your weariness, your unhealed places. Come with the sorrow you’ve carried for far too long. The Healer is not asking for you to have it all figured out. He’s simply asking you to come.

There is a beautiful, satisfying life waiting on the other side of this journey — and no one has to walk toward it alone.

Let’s not waste another moment.

There’s still so much unfolding in my heart, more than I can fit into one page — so I will write to you more.

Cheers!