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Confidence in prayer for healing vs. fabricating certainty — suffering can be within God's will

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 4) 00:33:08 – 00:35:10

Continuation of healing/prayer question; preview of upcoming Kenneth Copeland study.

Citing James 1, Mike affirms that God works in suffering, pain, and hardship. Prayer for healing should be hopeful and confident, not forced or falsely certain. A ministry that claims universal healing but consistently fails to produce it is showing an inconsistent Christianity. True Spirit-led healing ministry would be marked by consistent results. He plans a dedicated study on how right Kenneth Copeland is (and is not) on healing.

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