Have you ever wondered if healing is only for a select few?

Scripture says otherwise. According to 1 Peter 2:24 (NLT), Christ carried our sins in His body on the cross so we could “die to sin and live for what is right.” His wounds are the source of our healing.

In Matthew 8:6-10, we see something powerful: Christ’s position above sickness gives Him authority to speak against it. Consider this — when you stand higher than someone, you don’t struggle to make them act. Christ stands above every disease, and His word carries that same authority. Psalm 107:20 confirms it: God sent His word and healed them.

So, healing isn’t reserved for a lucky few. God’s principles show no respect for gender, class, or tribe. Healing belongs to everyone who believes.

Here’s where many people miss their healing: they chase drama instead of revelation. The devil loves to use distraction, symptoms, fear, and discouraging reports to pull your focus away from God’s promises. But your real assignment is different.

Pray until revelation comes, then meditate on that word until it becomes truly yours.

Proverbs 4:20-22 urges us to pay close attention to God’s words, because they bring life and health to those who find them.

Therefore, don’t wait passively. Ask the Holy Spirit for revelation, and open the Scriptures yourself until you find the specific word for your situation.

Jesus modeled this perfectly. In Luke 4:16-18 (NLT), He stood in the synagogue, opened the scroll, and found the exact prophecy that spoke to His destiny. Likewise, you must locate the scripture that speaks directly to your healing.

Healing is God’s order for your life, but securing it is your responsibility. Stop focusing on the drama around you. Instead, search the Word, receive your revelation, and keep meditating until it becomes your reality.

You are healed. Now go find your word.

An excerpt from the sermon by Pastor Bolu Oluyomi, on Sunday, September 23, 2026.

Watch this sermon here