Faith Over Fear

Faith Over Fear

Jennifer Slattery and Carol Ogle McCracken
 

Trusting in the God Who Heals Our Sins (Jehovah-Rapha) – Ep. 65

August 3, 2021   ●   16 min

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Do you ever feel like you’re God’s “problem child?” The one who never seems to be getting any better and who continues to struggle with the same sins and setbacks? Do you fear you’re simply too broken or irreparable? When we focus on our weaknesses and failings, we can easily feel overwhelmed and overpowered by sin. But God encourages us to raise our gazes onto Him, the God who heals. He is El Rapha, who heals us from our greatest disease, sin, and empowers us to live fully free.

Find Jennifer Slattery:
On her website at http://jenniferSlatteryLivesoutLoud
On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/JenSlatte
On Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/slatteryjennifer/

Find their ministry at:
https://whollyloved.com/

Find Shellie Arnold:
On her website at https://www.shelliearnold.com/
On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/shellie.arnold.7
And at: https://www.facebook.com/YOURMarriageresources

Group Discussion Questions:

1. What most encouraged you in today’s episode?
2. Why might Scripture equate sin to a sickness or disease?
3. In what ways can you relate to Shellie’s story?
4. What is your greatest battle in living as Christ desires?
5. Why is it important we focus on Christ in us as we grow in spiritual maturity?
6. What does it mean to you that God is El Rapha, the God who heals?
7. Why is it important to remember that spiritual healing and growth take time?
8. What is one way you can rest more fully in Christ today?
9. Is there a step Christ is asking you to take, and if so, what is that?

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