Introduction

'God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and power ... he went around healing all who were under the power of the devil, because God was with him.' Holy Bible, Acts 10:38 NIV

Healing for the Saints!

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Many of you have already been healed through Dr. T.L. Osborn's classic messages on healing, but we must keep reminding ourselves what Christ has accomplished for everyone who believes. We encourage you to embrace your healing, and walk in divine health today.

One of the easiest ways to spot a cult is by their teaching that the born again baptism occurs at water baptism. This article will correct common false teachings on the born again baptism.

There's a price on your head: Discover why you are Wanted: Dead or Alive. A powerful Gospel message, which turned a man on his way to commit murder into a soul-winner.

Why do some Christians not get healed? Find out in Epistles. There's an Evangelism Tip on when to swing your sickle. And Smith Wigglesworth tells you the difference between Bible faith and Bible talk. Oh, and King George is still bonkers, in fact he's barking!

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Colin Melbourne

Healing From Christ by Dr. T. L. Osborn

Seven steps to receive the miracle you need from Christ.

Unless you understand your covenant rights to healing you will not be able to claim them, or walk in the divine health Christ died to give you.

Listen to one of this generation's greatest missionary evangelists teach the key steps to receive your miracle by simple faith in Christ's finished work.

WANTED: Dead or Alive

Christian Baptism: The Born Again Baptism

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Subscriber's Question and Answer

'Where does it say in the Bible that healing is included in salvation. If that's true, why are so many Christians sick, even after they pray for healing?'

Answer:

This is fully answered in our series of articles on healing

Start here Scriptural proof that healing is included in salvation.

Power Evangelism Tip

When to Lead People to Christ

You're always aiming to lead sinners to Christ, but when should you actually harvest them? It's no problem in an evangelistic crusade or fellowship setting, because there's the invitation to respond to when the Spirit nudges them; but what about personal evangelism?

I have led individuals to pray to receive Christ, and later discovered it was too soon for them; even though they prayed, they didn't mean it, and were not changed.

More rarely, I've shared Christ with someone, and knew it was their last chance, but not pressed them firmly enough to receive Christ, and they died in their sins soon afterwards. One Chinese woman committed suicide the day after I shared Christ with her. Both situations are heartbreaking, so how do you decide when to swing the sickle?

Effective evangelists have always been emphatic on one thing: get saved now. Today is the day of salvation, now is the hour, so be insistant. If a sinner dies, they are damned to eternal torment in Hell, so treat the matter gravely, and press for an immediate decision.

Reinhard Bonnke led thousands to Christ at a 1990 crusade in Birmingham, UK. At the close of one meeting a teenage girl walked past him, and he called out asking if she'd received Christ at the invitation.

'I wanted to ...', she answered.

'Well why didn't you?' Bonnke implored.

'I was afraid of what my boyfriend would say.' she replied, and scurried away.

News came the following day, that on her way home, she was hit by a bus and killed. Just sixteen. Never forget that: I certainly don't.

You are safe, you're saved, you know where you are going; and you have a responsibility to warn sinners, and confront them with the Gospel Truth. Everyone who is not born again will be cast into the Lake of Fire; the religious, unbelievers, nominal 'Christians'; all are doomed, warn them.

In 1989 I heard John Wimber say he used to 'bug people to Christ' by confronting individuals until they yielded. Corrie Ten Boom was the same. Hitch-hiking in New Zealand before being saved, I got a lift from a man who told me about a 'crazy old Dutch woman' he once picked up.

'She never stopped talking about Jesus', he said, 'Tried to make me into a Christian!' he scoffed.

It was only after I was born again and read 'Tramp for the Lord' that I discovered the eighty year old hitch-hiker who'd sat in my seat urging the driver to be saved ... was Corrie. What a woman: what a Christian: Crazy for Christ.

Conversely, sometimes the Lord wants to make sinners sweat to bring them to genuine repentance. A friend who ministers in prisons deliberately avoided one prisoner for a week because he knew the Lord was 'on his case'. When they finally met, the almost frantic inmate said,

'Man, where have you been? I bin' lookin' for you everywhere, I need to get saved real bad!'

When he prayed to receive Christ, he meant it.

The key is, of course, to be attentive to the Spirit of God, as you share, preach, or minister Christ. If you are not sure of His leading, err on the side of an immediate decision.

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Smith Wigglesworth On Faith

Smith Wigglesworth is known as the Apostle of Faith because when he preached Christ, Almighty God endorsed his messages with an anointing that always brought miraculous results when hearers responded in faith. These are the sermons, read them, act on them, and you will see for yourself. They are just as anointed today as when Wigglesworth spoke the words, because the One He proclaimed has never changed. Obtain here