Ministers Need Healing Too: Finding Restoration in the House of God (Matthew 8:14–15) "When Jesus came into Peter’s house, He saw Peter’s mother-in-law lying sick with a fever. Jesus touched her hand, and the fever left her, and she got up and began to serve them." – Matthew 8:14–15 Ministers need healing, just like all people. Being in ministry does not exempt anyone from the need for healing, and needing healing does not disqualify anyone from serving. The word minister simply means “to serve” in the Kingdom. Every believer is called to serve whether through preaching, teaching, administration, technology, or outreach. Recognizing this truth helps us live out our divine purpose. Even though one may carry the title of minister, healing remains essential because ministers are not immune to struggles or brokenness. When ministers receive healing, their ministries and congregations also become healthier and stronger. Firstly: House — Understanding Conscio...
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