Rediscover the Gospel

The final session of the "Divine Healing Series" finalizes the topic of how to minister healing to other people. It covers the following sub-sections: third-party faith, anointing with oil, anointing vs. power, what to do when results are delaying, what to do when you don't know what to do, and the Old Covenant vs. the New Covenant way of ministering healing.

The twenty-first session of the "Divine Healing Series" continues to teach on how to minister divine healing to other people by talking about: our responsibility as new creations, avoiding condemnation, the mechanic power of God, progressive recovery, information needed about the sickness, permission to minister, and where can we minister healing.

The twentieth session of the "Divine Healing Series" finalizes the teaching from the parable of the sower with the characteristics of the fruitful good ground, and then it opens the chapter of how to minister divine healing to other people through speaking, laying of hands, and through faith and perseverance.

The nineteenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" dissects the parable of the sower in the context of faith for divine healing and talks about the sower and the Word, about the characteristics of those that don't hear the Word, of those from the wayside ground category, the stony ground, and the thorny ground.

The eighteenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" concludes the discussion about spiritual violence by teaching how to develop a tenacity of faith. Then, a new big chapter commences on the main law of the Kingdom of God and that is: sowing the seed of the Word of God and the different types of grounds on which it falls.

The seventeenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" explains how important is to be spiritually violent, and what that means, based on Matthew 11:12: (1) having a strong conviction; (2) developing an anger against the works of the devil.

In session sixteenth of the "Divine Healing Series" we remain in the big chapter of "How to Believe", and we continue our discussion about faith by talking about faith blockers, about faith in our faith, about calling things that are not, then about the gift of faith vs. faith development, and finally we compare "great faith" with "son faith".

The fifteenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" continues the discussion about the brain science behind the mind renewal process, and then distinguishes four powerful divine weapons that stimulate faith and help release increasingly more faith: (1) the Word of God; (2) praise and worship; (3) prayer in tongues; (4) fasting.

The fourteenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" begins to explain how to actually believe so that you would see tangible results in divine healing. It talks about how the new creation received all the faith of God at the moment of salvation, it teaches how to release more of the faith progressively and increasingly, and explains a little bit the brain science behind the mind renewal process.

This thirteen session of the "Divine Healing Series" delineates four real obstacles in the way of divine healing: (1) lack of knowledge; (2) traditions of men; (3) unbelief; (4) the devil.

This twelfth session of the "Divine Healing Series" depicts 2 more false obstacles in the way of divine healing: (1) I took the Lord's Supper in an unworthy manner; (2) there is a generational curse on me.

The eleventh session of the "Divine Healing Series" talks about 5 false obstacles to healing: (1) I reap my own wrong doings; (2) I have sin in my life; (3) I don't have enough faith; (4) I didn't pray or fast; (5) I didn't sow any money into the kingdom.

The tenth session of the "Divine Healing Series" begins to talk about false obstacles to physical healing and it covers 4 of those obstacles: (1) the hidden will of God; (2) God teaches me through sickness; (3) God disciplines me through sickness; (4) I gave authority to the devil.

This ninth session of the "Divine Healing Series" answers 3 more objections to divine healing: (1) Paul's thorn; (2) Timothy's stomach infirmities; (3) anyone who can heal people at will is prone to pride.

Continuing the answers to objections to healing, this eighth session of the "Divine Healing Series" brings explanations to 6 objections: (1) Job's sufferings; (2) Jesus couldn't heal in His home town; (3) the disciples also had a failure in casting out a demon; (4) Paul's physical infirmity in Galatia; (5) Epaphroditus' sickness; (6) Trophimus' sickness.

The seventh session of the "Divine Healing Series" begins answering the objections to divine healing that Christians bring and it covers 2 important topics: (1) God's sovereignty in relation to healing; (2) the "already, but not yet" theology.

This sixth session of the "Divine Healing Series" continues on the same big theme of God's willingness to heal people by proving that physical healing is part of the "every spiritual blessing" with which the new creation has already been blessed (Ephesians 1:3). Moreover, it also explains why God does want people healed.

This fifth session of the "Divine Healing Series" continues to prove God's willingness to heal people by showing how Jesus healed ANY kind of disease, to ANYONE, ANYTIME, and ANYWHERE. Then it shows how Jesus' disciples did the same thing after Jesus' ascension, and how the new creations have received now here on earth everything pertaining to life and godliness, including physical health.

This fourth session of the "Divine Healing Series" continues to show God's willingness to heal people in the New Testament, it proves that divine healing is fully included in redemption alongside the forgiveness of sins, and that the new creation is supposed to do today the same works that Jesus did while He was on earth.

This third session of the "Divine Healing Series" defines what divine healing is, illustrates why did Jesus heal the people, and portrays God's willingness to heal people all throughout the Old Testament.

This second session of the "Divine Healing Series" describes what is the new creation mindset and how acquiring that way of thinking from the Word of God does have a direct impact in the a area of physical healing.

In any area of our lives, there will always be a conflict, and a gap, between what the word of God says and what experience tells us (what we see, what we feel). However, we shouldn’t let experience interpret (dictate) the Bible, but let the Bible interpret experience. The word of God should be the final authority in any area of our lives, respectively in the area of our health. This is what this...

The "How to Keep Your Cool" message talks about 6 common roots of anger, about the negative consequences of allowing anger to manifest, and about 5 practical ways to overcome anger on a permanent basis.

This fifth session of "The Love of God Series" describes in detail Jesus' sufferings and the high cost He had to pay to purchase back His daily delight.

This fourth session of "The Love of God Series" goes through the New Testament and describes the love story between Jesus Christ and His Church, showing how Jesus came on the Earth to get married to the Church, and how He proposed to the Church by dying on a cross.