Another Objection: "Paul Said He Left Trophimus Sick at Miletum"

I happen to be writing this sentence in a city in Germany. When I departed from my hometown in the United States last week, I left numerous sick people behind me. I left hospitals full of sick people. But that doesn't mean that it wasn't God's will for all of them to be healed. Just because Paul left one man sick in a city he visited is not proof that it wasn't God's will for that man to be healed. What about the hoards of unsaved people whom Paul also left behind? Does that prove it wasn't God's will for them to be saved? Absolutely not.

Provide a toilet for Makanka

Problem: Makanka is from Zimbabwe and she has Spina Bifida. Her family has a hole in their backyard they use for a toilet but it is too difficult for Makanka to use by herself.

Solution: An indoor Western-style toilet will allow Makanka to use the toilet by herself without injury.

Still Needed: $245. Any size
gift will help.

•     Divine Healing
•     Healing on the Cross
•     A Question Asked
•     Healing Proclaimed
•     Further Proof of God's Will to Heal
•     Yet Further Proof
•     Answers to Some Common Objections
•     A Second Common Objection
•     An Elaboration on the Same Theme
•     Another Objection: "I'm Suffering for the Glory of God"
•     Another Objection: "Paul Said He Left Trophimus Sick at Miletum"
•     Another Objection: "I'm Just Like Job!"
•     Another Objection: Paul's Advice to Timothy About His Stomach
•     Another Objection: "Jesus Only Healed to Prove His Deity."
•     Another Objection: "God Wants Me to be Sick for Some Reason."
•     A Final Objection: "If We Never Suffer Disease, How Will We Die?"