[Faith-talk] Healing

[Sheila Leigland]

your right it is a touchy subject with many of us. It at least for me 
doesn't have much to do with whether God heals. It has more to do with 
the importance that others put on it. It seems as if healing is the only 
thing people think about when it comes to those of us. I think it has 
much to do with perceptions of blindness that folks have as well as what 
the world will be like for us instead of the reality of what it would be 
like.because I have never seen it would be like starting over and 
relearning everythi;ng and I don't want to do that. Gods love isn't 
based on corcumstances and I don't need healing for him to prove his 
love for me. He has already done that.
On 2/19/2015 8:34 AM, Roanna Bacchus via Faith-talk wrote:
> Dear Members,
>
> I have an interesting story to share with all of you.  One Sunday 
> morning my Aunt's brother and his wife and I were sitting together at 
> church.  before the service began.  He asked if I had ever believe 
> that I would be healed.  I told him that I had never thought about 
> this subject before.  I did not think much of our conversation after 
> that.  The worship service began and in the middle of it something 
> interesting happened.  My aunt's brother walked over to me and laid 
> his hands on the sides of my forehead and began to pray over me.  I 
> think healing is a touchy subject for most blind people.  I do not 
> need to be healed in order to know that God exists.
>
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