When Prayer for Healing Becomes Interesting!
WELCOME to Issue #188 of The Seedhead from Alex and Hannah at Dandelion Resourcing - a weekly confidence booster to help you step into naturally supernatural discipleship and mission!
Sometimes the hardest part of stepping into praying for healing can be our fear of rejection.
“What if they are really annoyed at me for offering to pray for them?”
“What if they think I’m a religious nutcase?”
“What if they start telling others to watch out for me?”
In this short video, Alex shares with you a very recent occasion when he chose to step into offering healing, even though the social cost could have been negative.
Watch the video to find out what happened…
Next Steps
Are you willing to pray more than once for a healing to take place?
How can you increase your patience in the moment, and boldness to persevere if the first time doesn’t (fully) work?
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Healing the sick is such a joyful thing to do - and a huge attention-getter for Jesus and the message of the Kingdom. Imagine if all 1,930 reader of this newsletter all prayed for one healing a week for the next month - that would be almost 8,000 points of impact!
Will you play your part?
Blessings,
Alex + Hannah
ALEX AND HANNAH ABSALOM
P.S. Don’t forget: praying more than once for a person is more common than not, so don’t give up too quickly!
