For anyone who truly knows God, the question of whether He heals is absurd. Circumstantial evidence, however, suggests that He does not always heal in the same way or timing. Perhaps a more relevant question might be: When and why does God not heal?
It would be presumptuous to expect to answer that question fully. However, Scripture clearly indicates at least some conditions in which God does not, even will not, heal.
I have a friend who says, “God is always working on 10 levels at once; if you don’t understand that, you will miss the other nine!” When healing doesn’t come in the way or timing we would like, we should not despair and begin to believe that God no longer heals. As many famous theologians have attested, it is a grave error to define God only by one’s experiences.
Henry Wright, author of A More Excellent Way, says, “If you don’t believe God heals in the 21st century, then fine. For you, He won’t!” Isaiah said it this way, “‘What sorrow awaits those who argue with their Creator. Does a clay pot argue with its maker? Does the clay dispute with the one who shapes it saying, “Stop, you’re doing it wrong!” Does the pot exclaim, “How clumsy can you be?”‘” (Is. 45:9, NLT).
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