Does God Want Me Well? God: His Will Lugt, Herbert Vander

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TextLanguage: English Series: Discovery SeriesPublication details: U.S.A; RBC Ministries; 1989Description: 32tr; Paperback, Illustration; 15 cmSubject(s):

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L951-H54

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Summary: Does God use sickness in the lives of His children to build character? Is this consistent with the actions of a loving God? Are we sick because we don't have the faith to be healed? Is God healing people today through the ministry of faith healers? When sickness or suffering attacks us or someone close to us, what should we think? What should we do? These questions, and many others like them, are answered in this booklet by RBC senior editor Herb Vander Lugt. He shows what the Bible teaches about healing. And he uncovers four positive, unassailable certainties that every child of God can count on in times of sickness and suffering.

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Does God use sickness in the lives of His children to build character? Is this consistent with the actions of a loving God? Are we sick because we don't have the faith to be healed? Is God healing people today through the ministry of faith healers? When sickness or suffering attacks us or someone close to us, what should we think? What should we do? These questions, and many others like them, are answered in this booklet by RBC senior editor Herb Vander Lugt. He shows what the Bible teaches about healing. And he uncovers four positive, unassailable certainties that every child of God can count on in times of sickness and suffering.

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