Apostle explores three distinct conditions that God is ready to transform, drawing deeply from Scripture. He begins with the account of the woman with the issue of blood (Mark 5), who suffered for twelve years despite spending all she had on medical treatment. Her breakthrough came through faith—believing, “If I can just touch the hem of His garment, I will be made whole.” Apostle emphasises that it is faith that grants access to divine power, enabling believers to draw healing directly from the Lord. Faith, he declares, is what makes a person whole.
He then addresses conditions from birth, referencing the blind man in John 9, asserting that such afflictions are not God’s design but often the result of demonic interference. The man’s blindness, rather than being a consequence of sin, became a platform for God’s glory. Believers are encouraged to speak life and healing over their situations, as their words shape reality. Finally, drawing from Luke 7, Apostle shares the story of the widow whose only son was raised from the dead by Jesus, moved by compassion. He assures listeners that no matter the suffering or demonic affliction, God’s mercy and power are greater. Like Jacob, he urges persistent, faith-filled prayer that refuses to let go until the answer comes.
