Don’t Let Your Physical Senses DictateWhat You Believe

September 16

Then said Jesus unto him, Except ye see signs and wonders, ye will not believe.—JOHN 4:48

Don’t Let Your Physical Senses Dictate

What You Believe

That night I went to the service, and after I had preached, people got in the prayer line to be healed and to be filled with the Holy Ghost. I began to lay hands on them, and when I came to this woman pastor, I was very conscious of her, because it hadn’t been more than three hours or so since the associate pastor and I had been talking about her case. I spent a little extra time with her and put up my spiritual

antenna. I checked to see if the Lord would say anything to me. I asked her what she came for, and she told me she came for healing. Then she described some of the things that were wrong with her. I laid hands on her and prayed. She said, “No, no, I didn’t get it. I don’t have it.”

I said, “I’ll pray for you again.” So I laid hands on her and prayed again.

She began to press around on her body and said, “No, it’s still sore right there. I didn’t get it.” I said, “I’ll pray for you again.” I thought three times ought to be enough for anybody. I knew she wasn’t going to get anything, but on the other hand, I didn’t want to slight her. So I prayed for her the third time. By the time I said, “Amen,”

she was already feeling around on her body. Then she said, “It’s still sore right here. No, I didn’t get it.” I passed her, and the next person stepped up in place.

Confession:

Instead of listening to my body—the physical symptoms of my body—I listen to my spirit man, my heart. I live and walk by faith, not by sight.