Would you turn this evening to two openings, Mark 7 and Matthew 15?

Mark 7, Matthew 15. We'll go from one to the other.

If you've been with us in these sessions, you know that we've been ministering on the subject of

healing for a number of weeks now. We've been teaching on the subject of receiving and ministering

healing. And there is no better example of how to receive a healing or how to minister healing than the

Bible and then the ministry of Jesus. So we have been going through one by one the individual

accounts of healing that are recorded in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

And it seems like there's more because there's multitudes of people that were healed in Jesus' ministry.

But when it comes to detail given about what was wrong and how they got healed, there's only about 19 of those.

How many think we ought to go through all of them?

Don't stop. Just stay with it. Go through all of them.

Well, that's the plan right now anyway. That's the Lord says something different. So we have already gone through how many? Is it nine, isn't it? We went through, let me remind you all look at my own notes here we looked at the healing of the leper we looked at the healing of peter's mother-in-law we looked at the healing of the

paralytic the man born by four we looked at the healing of the nobleman son and we looked at the

healing of the man with the withered hand.

Healing of the centurion servant.

Healing of Gairus's daughter.

Healing of the woman with the issue of blood.

And last week, the healing of the two blind men.

Now, if you're interested in these and you weren't here, tapes are available

and you know that we've talked about in the process of time developing healing teams and

people that minister to the sick and not just in the church but outside the church. So if you're

interested in that, got something like that on your heart,

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