God Our Healerਨਮੂਨਾ

“Heal Me, Lord, and I Will Be Healed”

This verse is a heartfelt prayer of restoration and trust. Jeremiah speaks not only for himself but for all who long for healing and salvation. It’s a simple yet profound acknowledgment that true healing and salvation come from the Lord alone.

“Heal me, Lord, and I will be healed.”

There’s a deep humility here, recognizing that our own efforts are not enough, and that only God can restore what’s broken within us. Healing isn’t just about the body; it’s about the soul, emotions, and spirit. God’s healing touches every part of our being.

Jeremiah ties healing and salvation directly to worship: “For you are the one I praise.”
When we experience God’s healing, it naturally leads us to praise Him. It’s a cycle of grace. As He heals, we respond with gratitude and faith.

Sometimes, healing feels slow or incomplete. Sometimes the pain is deep and long-lasting. But this verse reminds us to keep turning to God, trusting that His power is enough to bring restoration—whether immediately or over time.

Your healing, your salvation, and your hope all start with calling on God. He is faithful to hear and answer.

Questions for Reflection:

• What area of your life needs God’s touch today?
• Are you willing to surrender control and trust Him fully?
• How can you cultivate a heart of praise, even in the waiting?

Prayer:

Lord, I come to You today with a longing for healing and salvation. I admit that I cannot do this on my own. Heal me—body, mind, and spirit. Save me from the things that bind me. I choose to praise You, trusting in Your power and love. Thank You for being my Healer and my Hope. In Jesus’ name, Amen.