Truth to build on.
The complete Scripture collection from the booklet. Search a reference, phrase or theme, or browse each collection.
AI-generated Galilee-inspired landscape.Healing Scriptures
An introduction to the four categories of healing Scriptures.
Sickness is the result of Sin and Satan
The complete collection of passages for the first pillar.
Healing is the Will of God
Promises and passages from the Old and New Testaments.
Healing for All Manner of Sickness
Read the accounts of Jesus healing the multitudes.
Individual Healings
Explore individual encounters with the healing ministry of Jesus.
Healing is Part of Redemption
Read the Scriptures on healing and redemption together.
Healing is Received by Faith
The complete collection of individual healings received by faith.
The Prayer of Faith
Study the passages on prayer, agreement and confidence in God.
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Choose a theme below for a simple way into the original passages. Open your Bible, read in context, and write down what you notice.
01 · LIFE & THE MINISTRY OF JESUSNotice the contrast.
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Read: John 10:10 and Acts 10:38.
Notice: Which actions are attributed to the thief, and which to Jesus? Compare the words used in each passage.
Reflect: What question would you like to explore further after reading these passages in context?
Read the original Scripture collection →02 · GOD’S WILLListen to the response.
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Read: Mark 1:40–42 and James 5:14–15.
Notice: What does the leper ask? How does Jesus respond? Then consider the invitation to prayer in James.
Reflect: Which phrase stands out to you, and why?
Explore Greg’s original teaching →03 · REDEMPTIONConnect the passages.
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Read: Psalm 103:2–3 and 1 Peter 2:24.
Notice: What benefits or actions are named in each passage? Read Greg’s explanation of how he connects healing and forgiveness.
Reflect: What similarities and differences do you notice between the two passages?
Read the original Scripture collection →04 · FAITHFollow the encounter.
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Read: Matthew 9:27–30 and Mark 5:25–34.
Notice: What do the people say and do? What does Jesus say to them?
Reflect: Choose one detail to revisit in your study notes. What does it help you understand about these accounts?
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