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THE HEALING POWER OF PRAYER

by Adrian Rogers

Scripture: JAMES 5:16-18


The Healing Power of Prayer
Adrian Rogers
James 5:16-18


I want you to take your bibles tonight and turn with me to the fifth chapter of the book of James. That wonderful book of James that deals with such practicalities, things that we need to know and learn and to hear over and over again.

Tonight I want to speak to you on THE HEALING POWER OF PRAYER, ON THE HEALING POWER OF PRAYER. James chapter five and verse sixteen. "Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another thay ye may healed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much. Elias was a man subject to like passions as we are, and he prayed earnestly that it might not rain, and it rained not on the earth for the space of three years and six months. And he prayed again and the heaven gave rain, and the earth brought forth her fruit."

The healing power of prayer. I want you to know that I believe as surely as I'm standing here that God heals. I believe that God heals naturally, I believe that God heals supernaturally, I believe that God heals instantaneously, I believe that God heals in time, but I believe he is the Lord our God who heals all of our diseases. I believe that God heals thrugh medicine and I thank God for the doctors and I believe that God heals through miracle and he heals beyond the doctors' art. We have some very fine medical doctors here in our congregation as I look out among them, and the thing that thrills my heart is to know that these men while they're men of science are also spiritual men, and they're men of prayer, and these are men who pray and ask God to do what they themselves cannot do. And I believe that God has healed me and answered a prayer. I believe there's some of you that are here tonight who have been healed because of the prayers of God's people, and God has miraculously, supernaturally, intervened and healed you in a way that he would not have healed you had we not prayed. Oh, I believe ladies an ...

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