Suzanne D. Williams, Author

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HE COMES ALIVE IN THE PAGES OF THE BOOK, stories of old, spanning generations. There, amongst the “these” and “thous” is a man who walked and talked and ate and drank. Who lived. We meet His parents, His cousin. We spend time with His friends. We are invited on a journey, to travel from one century to another, through the images of His people, until there, before us, He extends His hand.

Around us is modern society, modern businesses, governments. Churches. We sit on padded pews, staring at millions of dollars’ worth of equipment. In some places. In others, we’re crouched before tiny screens admiring preachers in suits, blue jeans … lots of blue jeans. A soda in one hand, an ipad in the other, we scroll along soaking in His words and follow it with a baked potato and all the fixins’. If we can eat potatoes that is. Some can. Some can’t.

He comes alive in the pages of the Book. We fall asleep afterward, lulled into a stupor by bad news … stupid news … and cat videos. Didn’t they make the internet for cat videos? I think so. We’re caught up in our jobs, in our 9-to-5-ness, in the grands, or the rents. The next holiday approaches or our vacation at Mt. Sherma. We’ve rented a cabin, only not a tiny house but one of those grand jobbies which houses twelve. It’s a tad large but Uncle Robb is coming.

Uncle Robb is real. Touchable. Unfortunately. And our cousins can be counted on to mostly show up. Our bestie, she’s in for a road trip to the Shake Shop. These people we croon and call to after a five-minute prayer before we dash out the door and the reading of a parable which kinda made sense, they’re there and here with us.

But what’s real is often distracting to the actual Truth, and this man who comes alive in the Book, is alive in the flesh. Is alive on this earth and not just locked up in heaven, dancing around in a white robe and brown sandals. He’s not just hobbing up with the Father in the throne room while angels sing His praises. He’s in the trenches, at the bottom with those who fell there.

We find Him in our desperation. Without searching. By simply calling. We weep and cry and beg for mercy, and His compassion sweeps in. I’ve been there. I’ve heard His voice in the midst of my sorrow. I’ve joined His laughter, had Him say something unexpected simply to pick me up. And I cried with abandon for it and fell in love more than I thought I ever could.

He’s alive in the pages of the Book, alive in the stories, but worth every minute I take to turn all the things of life off, lay them aside, and give Him the time He deserves. And here’s the thing, the more I do this, the more I want to, the less that movie I thought I’d watch seems important anymore.

Because He’s alive in the atmosphere. He’s alive in my city, my state, my nation, but most of all, He’s alive in me. I can talk to Him, hear His responses, and feel His Presence. For that same power which raised Him from the dead and put Him in the pages, is here with me, too. And the voice of a Father, who He came and represented.

For God so loved the world that He sent His Son to save me and you. He’s in the Book. In the pages. In every culture that exists from east to west and top to bottom. But greatest of all, He’s here with me. He’s alive.

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   What if your book boyfriend came to life?

   Reading a paperback picked up at a discount table was supposed to be
   entertainment. Until a strange occurrence involving a vintage book and a real
   encounter with one of Santa’s elves.



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The Underground (SUPERHUMAN) Book 1
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Headed north to Washington D.C. aboard the wrong bus, Phoebe Faegen turns for help from the handsome boy seated on her left. But his instructions are strange from the start and his ability to stop a shooting with just the palm of his hand, when they arrive at their destination, too much to be believed.

Yet, life in this altered future is too dangerous to risk as a girl living on her own and so drawn into the mystery that is superhuman, Crowne Dawkins, she descends Underground into a world that with every second that passes grows more and more dangerous.

Nothing is what it seems, not her existence or his, not the threats to their lives, or the one final, horrible moment which might destroy their future forever.


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“Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.” (Romans 8:37)

“By calling us ‘more than conquerors,’ Paul tells us that in Christ Jesus, we are overwhelming conquerors, victors paramount, or enormous overcomers. This word is so power-packed that one could translate it ‘a phenomenal, walloping conquering force’!” — Rick Renner, “Dressed To Kill”

When God made a promise to Abraham that his children would be as many as the sand on the seashore, He obligated Himself to fulfill that promise. Then, when Abraham consecrated Himself to sacrifice his son, Isaac, on the altar on the mountain, God provided a substitute, a ram caught in the thicket.

When God wrote the Old Covenant Law and delivered it to His people through Moses, He planned to create from it, at the appropriate time, a New and better Covenant, based on better promises, and He knew that the only way for this to happen was through a perfect, sinless sacrifice. Something no man on earth could possibly fulfill.

When God promised King David that one of His heirs would forever rule over Israel, He knew every name of the coming generations and every life they lived with every sin they’d make. He chose to send His only Son to be a son of David anyway. Through men and women full of flaws and bad choices, He obligated Himself to keep His Word.

When the Word became flesh to fulfill God’s promise, make God’s new covenant, and to become God’s forever King, it happened in a process designed by God that only He could fulfill. That was as He intended, and He had no fear for the end result, no fear for what would happen when His Son died on the cross, and no fear of a failed Resurrection.

God planned it. God executed it. God rose victorious in it. And from that Resurrection, He formed a glorious, conquering church of superhuman children, powered by the Holy Spirit who had created the world and all that was in it. The same Spirit who raised Christ from the dead now dwells in me and you because of Jesus’ death on the cross and His triumphant Resurrection.

What no man could do, God did, and we now stand on the field of victory, wearing God’s armor, so much like Christ that when the enemy looks at us, he sees Christ and can’t tell the difference.


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Love & Redemption (The Florida Irish) Book 1  
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Michael O’Fallen simply wants to survive. A poor Irish boy living in post-Civil War New York, the events of one horrible night send him running far south to unsettled Florida and an uncertain future. Promise-bound to a group of outlaws in an effort to escape his crime, their hidden plans for him loom sinister on the horizon. What is it he’s been brought here to do?

The oldest of her siblings, Anne Sawyer is the one her poor mama depends on. Her papa is harsh and abusive. He drinks too much and gambles away what little they have. Rumors that he’s lost their house come full circle the night the new owner comes to collect.

Except, it seems what her papa gambled this time wasn’t the house at all, but her. Carried into the darkness in a stranger’s grasp, she and he are forced to marry with a gun to their backs. But the many dangers they face in their tenuous marriage soon take second place to the darkness in his past. Darkness that might destroy them unless they look to heaven for love and redemption.

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A day later, I'm left with Word documents and 6"x9" book covers. No photoshop files. No formatted copies. No clipart or image files. I laughed. If ever a door had shut, this seemed to be that moment.

I'm okay. Really. But I stare my life in the face. Gone are twenty years of fiction. Just like that. My physical struggle of the last two years has made the past empty and the future full. How much fuller it is now with only a fresh start in my hands?

Am I in denial? Oh, no. God's got this. Me and Him have survived. I've tasted hell and not blinked. Looked the enemy in the eye and said, "So what." Need I point out, I'm still here? The books are gone ... Well, except for all those final copies which miraculously survived. Thank you Draft2Digital.

And my brain still works. I can write more. And God is definitely on my side.


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THE FIRST COVENANT IN THE BIBLE is the marriage covenant. The last covenant in the Bible is the celebration of a marriage covenant. In between, there are two books dedicated to the story of an unusual marriage between a woman and a man, and another which is rich in passionate prose.

Throughout the Old Testament and into the Gospels, we see barren husbands and wives being healed of their barrenness. We find the forgiveness of those caught in adultery. We celebrate the birth of God’s Only Son to a young virgin, an impossibility, and fall in love with that baby, grown to be the Messiah, who calls Himself the ultimate bridegroom.

From start to finish God’s portrait of romance is on display. A wife is compared to a fruitful vine, to a fountain of water, to a beautiful wild deer. A husband is told to rejoice in her, to live joyfully with her, to be ravished with her, and to give her such devotion that she is “glorious and radiant, beautiful and holy, without fault or flaw.” (Eph 5:27 TPT)

God designed marriage. God blessed marriage. God created the hunger of a man for his wife. He created their desire for children. Man and woman was made in His image. He is Adam. He is also Eve.

He is the God of romance. You cannot read His Word and escape this. Nor can you look at today’s modern world and see the enemy’s destruction of it. But in the midst of that, we have an unchanging God, one without any variableness, whose every word is full of certainty to do what it is sent to do and bring joy and hope and peace to those who are believing.

“For God SO LOVED” is the start of the most-famous Scripture. Holy love, love at its purest, love as He made it to be, has been conceived in the hearts of those who believe. This Valentine’s Day, take the time to thank Him for His love for you. Take time, just you and Him in a quiet moment where His love is the center of your being.

Then tell someone you love them.



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Hot In Texas
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She was happiness. And cleansing. And this was love. The kind that made his chest ache, his heart pound. A craving never quite satisfied until he’d tasted it again. Wrong or right, how they’d found one another, Aletta was the best part of breathing.

Tyson Pyke emerged from prison a free man. But freedom, he discovered, is hard to maintain. No one wants to hire a cowboy with a felony record. Left destitute, his meals few and far between, he’ll throw himself on the kindness of an old prison buddy who seems to have gotten his life together, Jared Flint at the Double R Ranch.

Aletta Gordon ran from home when she was eighteen, eager to be out from under her mom’s thumb. Years of travel and a string of small-time jobs brought her to Texas, where the weather and the cowboys are a whole lot hotter than her home state of Vermont.

The rash decision to pick up a stranger after work late one night proves to be life-changing. In spite of his spotted past, Tyson is the perfect man to fill her heart. Yet, the unforeseen consequence of their actions and the antagonism of a young cowboy hurtle them toward an uncertain ending. Unless they turn loose of their fears and take hold of God.

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I've made the comment, "Give me any three objects and I can write a story about them." I've written many books in this spontaneous manner, scene by scene, content to see where the story takes me. When I started this particular book, with Book 1 under my belt, so to speak, I had only the idea of a hard-edged cowboy who'd been to prison and didn't know how to live.

Perhaps the idea he'd been in prison turns off some readers, but the truth is, we are all with our flaws. It is what we've survived and turned over to God that makes us strong. It is the strength of the Savior who died for all men, for whosoever, no matter what we've done, where we've been, or what has cast us into the dirt, that we can rely on. He suffered so that we don't have to.

His hand is open to redeem, to forgive, anyone who will ask, and whether or not I've seen the inside of a prison or simply been locked inside my house for days at a time, God's love is deeper still, and the freedom He offers through HIs forgiveness eternal and abundant and complete.

I pray you'll take a look at this book and the others in this series. God bless you today.


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It was just a tree at the edge of a wide, grassy field. Just a field at the edge of a mountain. Just a mountain in the midst of a range of others that stretched down from the north. A mountain, a field, a tree that told the story of millenia, of storms and sunshine, of drought and harvest, of good and bad. Of thousands of men who fought and died and decayed. By a tree in a field overlooked by a mountain that whispered their secrets.

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He Was A Soldier
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How deep did they go to heal the pain? How far did they stretch their new friendship? Would they cross a line somewhere and be unable to turn back? Did she care as long as her heart wasn’t aching?

Katy Hansen’s husband died in a roadside bomb while serving in Afghanistan, and the future they’d planned dissolved in an instant. Left with a young son to care for, in the last ten months she’s had to bury her grief and learn to be both mom and dad.

Harper Chavez lost his arm in the same bomb blast and carries the mental pain of it everywhere he goes, but his personal issues won’t let him forget the last thing his buddy asked him to do – take his wife, Katy, a note penned the night before his death.

Yet this one simple mission, one hour of their time, changes everything they thought they knew. She isn’t as alone as she thought; he’s much stronger than he realized; and together, there’s power in forgiveness, and maybe, love in moving on.


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Glass
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The pull of her breath flared her nostrils the tiniest bit and lifted her chest. She was beautiful, and priceless, like this house. She didn’t deserve to be trapped by all its legends. Because that is all this was, the stories of the past holding her in some vice-like grip, the grip of an old woman who wouldn’t let them go.

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We do not have to allow the thief to steal, kill, and destroy our health, our finances, our children, or in any other circumstance we face.


“Then Jesus made a public spectacle of all the powers and principalities of darkness, stripping away from them every weapon and all their spiritual authority and power to accuse us. And by the power of the cross, Jesus led them around as prisoners in a procession of triumph. He was not their prisoner; they were his!” (Colossians 2:15 TPT)

Jesus made a PUBLIC DISPLAY of His victory over the enemy. He declared to all who would hear Him that all power or authority was taken from the enemy and given to the children of God. We do not have to allow the thief to steal, kill, and destroy our health, our finances, our children, or in any other circumstance we face.

This is at the heart of the gospel message that spread in the church of Acts, and it is the truth given to today’s believers. Through His death and Resurrection, the way into the fullness of eternal life was made available to anyone who would believe. No longer was salvation a mystery way off in the future, but God’s goodness made it accessible.

This verse in the King James Version says Jesus made a show of the defeated enemy “openly.” The word “openly” implies bold, frank speech. Jesus declared His victory with authority. He then gave that same authority to the church. We are commissioned to “Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature” with signs and wonders following. (Lk 10:19; Mk 16:15-18)

All demonic power trembles at the name of Jesus. There is nothing His name cannot do … He is Savior, Redeemer, Healer, and King … and nothing He cannot do through us.


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God writes fiction.

God writes romance novels. He writes crime drama. He writes battle scenes.

He not only writes it. He sells it. He promotes it. There are thousands of wonderful Christian authors, traditionally published and self-published, struggling to perfect their craft, and the Spirit of God delights in their creativity.

He, in fact, inspires singers and musicians of all genres of music, artists of any medium, from painters to wood carvers. He is the source of life, the reason things grow and multiply. He designed the tabernacle and the temple, the furniture inside, described how to perform the sacrifice, how to bake the shewbread.

There is no part of society and our daily life, nothing which humans need to learn to do, or which interests them, barring things outside of His holiness, which He will not help men and women to do.

God writes fiction. He designed romance. He made a man to marry a woman, to make love, and to bear children. He adores children. He writes crime drama novels. He is against sin and theft and the work of the enemy which causes crime, but He is for those who work in law enforcement, in godly government, to do their jobs and do them well. He is for good winning over evil. Or have you not read the Book?

God writes battles scenes. He designs them. But notice that when battle was required and when the soldiers, when the leaders, followed His commands, God’s side always won.

God is not against our humanity. He doesn’t have His eyes closed to our pain and suffering. He doesn’t look askance at the darkest elements of our lifestyles. He came to save, to rescue, and He will go wherever the lost sheep are and will do whatever is required to rescue them.

Our part in it, as His children, is wide and varied. On a worldwide since, we can go and preach the gospel, lay hands on the sick and see them recover. We can pray for those who do if we are not so called. We can pray for the government leaders, for the law enforcement. On a more personal level, we can love one another, do good to our enemies and bless those who hate us.

On an individual level, we can buy the book that Christian author wrote, buy the painting done by the Spirit-led artist. We can put our action, our funds, behind them, and even if we don’t read the book or look at the artwork. Even if we dislike the songs after we bought the album, suffer no regret for our time, our money, and our effort.

For this is what Christ did for us. He came to live amongst us to give us the example we must follow. “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” (John 15:13)


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LIFE IS WATERCOLOR, every canvas different because of where Your brush moves and how much liquid You use.

I like things black and white. I get, instead, a milky gray or an indistinct blue. The grays of life have consumed me, blended from a palette of darkness’ pen. Blend me in, dip your brush, paint on me what you will, and whatever you intended to get from me, comes out the same.

Your love colors everything. What I see, what I speak, the words I write are all cleansed in Your scarlet. Who I am, who I will be, this name I’ve gained because of who You are, come from Your vermillion hues. Where I’m broken, where I’m healing, fall the blues torn from Your back. Where I’ve slept, where I’m resting, is the green which You have placed around me. Where I dine, where I drink are drawn up from Your turquoise depths.

What I hunger for, You long to give me. Where You breathe, I will take my next breath. What You grasp, what You hold, I will clasp tightly to me. Where You stand, where You lead, I place each footstep. It was Your stroke that colored in the lines. Your canvas I’ve been stretched out on, bleeding one shade into the next, until it reaches the edge and there it hangs, one drop suspended. Your fingers in the way, Your nails stained.

Like Father. Like Son. And the Breath of the Father pushes the drop over the edge.

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Fade To Black
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Caia Maceo’s life changed the day Toby Kemp walked into it. He’s different from other boys, silent, secretive. But, their feelings for each other growing, she finds out there’s a reason he acts that way. He’s lived through something no teen should have to face. He’s seen hell and survived. Yet, it isn’t his vision of hell that makes her question their relationship, but an unexpected view of heaven.

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We are to set an example for the younger generation. It wasn’t until I reached age 50 that I fully appreciated this. My daughter is an adult now, making her own choices. Something about hearing her refer to “teenagers” set this in my thinking. Wasn’t she one just the other day? Wasn’t I?

Things have changed, they say. What goes today is different than what was acceptable in your youth.

Here’s where I make an adult clichĂ© and you groan. No, it isn’t. The Word of God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Things like honor, purity, and holiness will never go out of date. The fruit of the Spirit of God – love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self-control – are as viable and outside of any manmade laws as they ever were.

But it is up to “us adults” to teach the younger generation what is right and what is wrong. Even greater than that, it is up to us who have survived to teach kids who are still struggling with life’s decisions, who have been thrown in the midst of a world of chaos, a world that Jesus Christ delivered them from, that they can survive, like we did. We must show them WHO HE IS and how great and awesome He has made them to be, that they can go on to live beautiful, successful lives.

We must teach them God desires to speak with them every single day, that He is there for all their choices, no matter how hard they are. We show them in our lives how to speak right, behave right, and follow after Christ. We walk in the Spirit, we deny the lusts of the flesh, so they can see it our lives.

My greatest heroes are my parents. It took me until 50 to appreciate that, too. Without their love and care for me, without the truth of the gospel they poured into my life being forefront in my thinking, when I hit rock bottom, I would have had nothing to cling to. Let’s rise up as adults and be what they need to lean on. Let’s fully “imitate Christ.”


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Imperfect Cowboy
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He had no right to be happy with someone else, someone innocent and sweet, a woman full of love for two little girls whose parents were miles away, a woman who made his pulse race, his palms sweat. His heart longed for the dream he’d given up, the one where he held the love of his life in his arms with no other thought but her.

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Don’t dilute the gospel. Don’t water-down grace. Don’t take Christ and make Him less. Don’t take the work on the cross and carve it up to decorate your table. Don’t wash the blood away and pretend it didn’t stain. Don’t stand by the tomb and consider it “just” a pretty place for pictures.

This is the work of redemption. This is God with a plan He began thousands of years ago. This is perfect timing by the omnipotent Holy Spirit in a strategic place.

That stable wasn’t on accident. That manger wasn’t “just” there. Mary wasn’t a girl selected from a dozen others, and Joseph “just” happened to be willing to put up with her. Oh no, this was prophesied from the beginning. Back when when was not really much except two people who’d made a huge, life-changing mistake. Back before Noah. Back before Abraham.

This story is written on every, single God-inspired page. Here is the truth prepared beforehand and exercised at the exact moment when it needed to happen.

Peter was chosen in spite of being loud and angry and vocal. Matthew was chosen although he used to rip people off. And Judas, was selected knowing he would do what he did. The Messiah walked and healed and saved and revealed the kingdom of God. There is no difference between Jew and Gentile, barbarian and free, male and female. All are accepted in Him.


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Play It For Me (The Italian Series)
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Niccolo seated himself, the old posture of a thousand songs fitting the cello into place. Natural, comfortable and at ease, the notes he began drew from a place deep in his soul where God had placed them, where God had saved them for here, for her, for this place, this moment in time.

They were Kati rewritten. Kati standing before him, love on her face. Kati, who understood where the music worked in him. They were the pair of them reunited, the harmony of him and her spoken without words.

They were his love for her strung on his bow for the entire room to see.

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The love of a man for a woman has been cheapened by politics, by woke culture, by religion, by the lust and pride of men. God put Adam with Eve. God said Adam needed a female lover. God created the marriage covenant. He said a man would cleave to His wife and their love would conceive children. All that the human body is and does is God's perfect design. He then sent His Son to earth and compared His love to the love of a man for His wife.

“Husbands, go all out in your love for your wives, exactly as Christ did for the church—a love marked by giving, not getting. Christ’s love makes the church whole. His words evoke her beauty. Everything he does and says is designed to bring the best out of her, dressing her in dazzling white silk, radiant with holiness. And that is how husbands ought to love their wives.” (Eph 5:25-28 MSG)

As big as God is, as wide, as tall, as deep as His love runs for mankind, as hungry as He was to redeem mankind, so much so that He’d die a criminal’s death, to that extent does a husband love His wife, that much does a wife adore her husband.

Men have cheapened love. They have soiled the beauty of the intimacy God created between a man and his wife, that moment when he joins with her because they must be they. Love is not God’s idea. It’s not a concept He came up with. It is WHO HE IS. He IS LOVE, the very SOURCE of it. You can dig no deeper to find it and having dug will find it pure and holy, the finest gold, able to withstand any fire or rain or storm. Because He IS it.


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Tattooed
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A handsome rockstar, a lot of tattoos, a God who’s bigger than he ever knew.

All the money and fame rock drummer Holden Lang possesses cannot fix his broken heart, nor the crippling disaster his body has become. He’s washed up, through playing, and in for a long road to recovery. Charity Caswell’s appearance at the side of his hospital bed is a gift. She’s willing to marry him and take on his care, no feelings involved.

Why didn’t she believe God could mend her broken heart? Charity ran from home after her fiancĂ© cheated on her, so striking a business deal with Holden is the best way to never hurt again. She’ll pose as his wife and save his reputation. He’ll get the physical help he needs.

Except the God she serves has bigger plans for both of them, and a startling pathway to get there. If they’ll open their eyes, step out in faith, and believe.


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I've had the occasion recently to doubt God’s desire to heal. Maybe I’m meant to endure this. Maybe I’ll learn something from it. For one moment in time, deceived by the enemy, I thought God was just being God, and it was good for me.

NOTHING IS FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH.

Time and time again, across the gospels, Jesus healed the sick. No sickness or disease, no illness or incapacity was exempted from His healing work. He healed all ages, the young and the old. He healed all cultures. Multitudes crowded around Him, seeking to touch the hem of His garment, and the Scripture says He healed them all. (Lk 6:19) Only when people doubted His willingness to heal was He prevented from doing a miracle. (Mk 6:5)

Jesus came to “destroy the works of the devil” (1Jn 3:8) He has provided abundant life to all who will believe. Though it may look like nothing has changed, though my doubts may spin within, with the stripes laid on His back, Jesus proved Himself as my Healer for all time. Each drop of blood He shed matters. With His death, He bore my griefs and carried our sorrows. (Is 53:5) With His Resurrection, He became complete salvation.

Today and always, Jesus is my Healer.


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