Two Views on Healing You Should Always Avoid | Costi Hinn
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Two extreme views on divine healing tend to make the most noise in the church today. In this video, Costi Hinn walks through both and details what God’s Word has to say about the miraculous.
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So thankful for Costi, praise God
The Sound Doctrine, this is a perfect example.
Been listening to Costi Hinn for about a month now and I’ve been so blessed. Thank you Costi
Amen. Jesus is definitely more than just a healer.
God does as he wants and no matter what it is it’ll be the best thing for us and we will be grateful.
Well balanced, biblical view. Thanks for sharing!
Healing comes in different ways, Jesus always heals spiritually
Balance is needed. Thank you for standing For the Gospel.
The greatest miracle was the supernatural healing work of the cross.
Wow thank you. I've been so much encouraged by this video.
So overwhelmingly thankful for The Lord's healing of our souls, His gift of salvation 💟.
Thank you. The best biblical perspective on divine healing. My deep deep dilemma is over.
Excellent critique. I am amazed that there are not more complementary comments here! Keep up the truth telling.
Thank you.
Amen! Thank you!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
Excellent! This has been my understanding for decades. I came very close to leaving my church over this when my pastor began to say "God wants His people healed. How can He use anyone who isn't?".
I could have given him a list of precious saints, past and present, God has used powerfully who were not, or are not, healed. If this is taught again, I will address it with him.
Amen!! Thank you, Costi for speaking TRUTH! ❤
Excellent channel!!!
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Great Word, thank you!
So true. Thank you
Costi I dealt with a faith healer last Sunday.
Love it man
Amen ❤❤❤
Easy to say when you are healthy or if disabled, but are still able to work and make a good living with accommodations. The disabled on SSI are living on less than $794 a month and are close to being homeless, starving and living in poverty. This is why they are seeking healing and looking to people who are telling them they can be healed. Until the church actually helps the sick, they will continue to seek out those that promise healing is always God's will.
Unfortunately these are often the exact kind of people that false teachers take advantage of.
@@TheBibleStory Great...What are you going to do about it? How is Costi Hinn's teaching any better? I don't believe this idea that there is purpose in someone's suffering or pain. Not everyone can go on book tours or make a living on their disability like Joni Ericksson Tada. There are sick people just suffering and churches are no longer a place where the sick cannot even go to anymore. Since pastors think their comforts and American rights are more important than protecting the weak from a virus that likes to take out the sick, disabled and weak. If you think I'm mad, you're damn right I am. The church does not give two craps about the sick and books and teachings like this, are just for the healthy to give to their sick friends so they shut up.
@@TheBibleStory Costi Hinn "loved" every comment but mine. LOL If that's not transparent. You might want to score points against the Charismatic believers and pat yourselves on the back, but you aren't doing anything for the hurting.
You said... "Until the church actually helps the sick..."
"The church" is the people, and not the organization. Yes, the organization _can_ help, and provide (limited) resources for those who are hurting, but more than that, the organization _should_ preach that the *people* should be helping one another. I'm not as inclined to point my finger at the organization, as I am to ask the people of God why they don't open up their homes and wallets to those who are hurting.
Muchas Gracias Costi , El buen Samaritano San aLucas 10 : 25 ' 37 , San Mateo 25 :: 31-40 ( Tenia Hambre, sediento y enfermo, me diste de beber y me cuidaste)
My observation is that peace and joy have been given to every believer, yet in many years of living in the Christian community, I have seen a very small minority who live in peace and joy. Does this mean that it is not God's will for every believer to live in peace and joy? I think not. So how does this truth apply in other areas of kingdom life, like healing for example?
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Addressing the 'clearing out hospitals' Jesus did not always heal everyone. My Bible says that He only did what he saw the Father doing and only said what He heard the Father saying. We can do no better than that and that should be enough.
Often people have infirmities or sicknesess, etc, due to certain things that hv come down the family line, which 'can be' either our unforgiveness, resentment, bitterness, things like that, that over a period of time works in our bodies; until we repent & renounce those things, & CHOOSE to forgive either other, or ourselves & can even be an organisation. Not easy, but necessary. We need to ask the Holy Spirit to help us. God bless.
Sorry, meant to say, or has come from our parents etc, just like with physical things that can br inherited, so can Spiritual things be. Believe it or not.
"They have enough faith to get out of hell but not enough faith to get well." What a hateful victim blaming thing to say to people who have the faith but didn't get their miracle. Maybe the faith healer is just fake.
Thank you so much Costi 👏