Healing
183: Rescuing Lost Sheep (Walking with Jesus Series: #044: Matt. 10:1-25, 34-36)
Christ commissioned His twelve disciples to urge “the lost sheep of Israel” to repent and return to fellowship with Jehovah God. Pastor Hollandsworth explains that we are also to be rescuing lost sheep, helping other believers prepare for the Judgment Seat by confessing sins and living uprightly. Those who endure in this, despite persecution, will be saved (rewarded at the Bema).
182: Sheep Without a Shepherd (Walking with Jesus Series: #043: Matt. 9:18-38)
Jesus healed many in Israel and cast out demons as signs, symbolizing the nation’s deplorable spiritual condition and desperate need for healing and restoration. Tragically, Israel rejected the signs and refused to believe. Consequently, the nation wandered as sheep without a shepherd. Pastor Hollandsworth shows how the problem is the same today amongst believers in the Church of Jesus Christ.
165: The Significance of Number 38 (Walking with Jesus Series, #028: John 5:1-15)
On the Sabbath Jesus healed a man at the Pool of Bethesda who had an infirmity for 38 years. Pastor Hollandsworth demonstrates that the religious leadership of Israel missed the critical importance of this sign, and that multitudes of church-age believers are missing it as well.
164: Out with the Old and In with the New (Walking with Jesus Series, #027: Luke 5:12-39)
While dining at a feast with tax collectors and sinners, who were repenting in Israel, Jesus blasts the Pharisees for their pride, legalism, and unwillingness to repent. He announces that He did not come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Pastor Hollandsworth makes application to twenty-first century believers and churches.
148: A Man Like No Other (Walking with Jesus Series #014: Luke 4:31-44)
Christ’s healing ministry – including exorcisms – not only confirmed His authority as the Son of God, but also pointed to the Messianic kingdom. Pastor Hollandsworth shows the connection between miracles and the kingdom, defines the “gospel of the kingdom,” and explains the origin of demons.