Share the Good News of the Kingdom of God.
In that context, in that situation and with the atmosphere created, heal the sick and free prisoners (do exorcisms).
So simple, but done by too few people these days.
Yet this is the normal pattern of Ministry that Jesus teaches us to start with.
Compassion is key; Jesus modeled compassion for us frequently. Go review how often he did this in the bible, you can use a search engine like Google to do this, which is effective and free.
You have been given power and authority. Use these in ministry. Speak to sickness and tell it what to do, laying hands on someone when you can – to help them connect your faith with the Anointing. To be whole and healed. Speak to unclean spirits and tell them what to do: leave, and not return.
Those who are willing to learn and act on what they are learning – to do what they are learning about – can become disciples, people who learn and act on and do what they have been learning about.
These disciples can gather, love one another, pray for each other, eat and worship together. Pray for the surrounding community. Minister to nearby people. Healing the sick, freeing the bound. Gathered disciples who meet together become new centers of ministry and love. Who purposely change the culture around them so that the Kingdom of God expands, more people become Christians. Who love and minister to yet others, continuing the cycle of Jesus loving others and ministering to others through you and the people who learn through you and do the same.
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What a powerful response! And all without words, too – words that can be too prevalent in our culture.
[…] Heal the sick. Free the demonized, do exorcisms. Cleanse lepers and raise the dead. You will attract many more to minister to when you do! You will likely have so many people to […]
[…] Do as he said. Proclaim the nearness of the Kingdom of God. Heal the sick and free the bound! […]