Jesus said, “You can’t take My life.  I have to lay it down” (John 10:18).  We need to walk with that same attitude and same confidence in God.  I don’t mean that we arrogantly run out into a gun fight and say, “You can’t take my life!”  You’d probably look like a strainer.  I’m saying all of that to just point out to us how precious our bodies are, what God invested in us to make us whole!  If that is not the will of God, then Jesus would not have healed everybody.  There’s not one person that Jesus didn’t heal that came to Him for healing.  He came to do the will of He that sent Him.  Acts 10:38, “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Ghost and with power: who went about doing good, and healing all that were oppressed of the devil.”  It didn’t have to say “all” there.  That could’ve been a powerful message, “God anointed Jesus and He went about doing good and healing those that were oppressed of the devil.”  God doesn’t misspeak; amen?

“Well, how come Jesus healed them all and none of His followers have ever been known to heal them all?”  Because none of His followers were sinless; amen?  The thing that gets us in the most trouble is our pride and our self-indulgence; amen?  He didn’t have that.  “You couldn’t cast them out?  Bring him to Me.”  “Why couldn’t we?” (Matthew 17:19).  “Because you’re arguing amongst yourselves who’s the greatest” (Luke 22:24).  Jesus knew who was the greatest.  The greatest was Father.  He was here to glorify Him and do the work and finish it.  Jesus deflected all glory to the Father and the Father glorified the Son; amen?

We saw God revealing Himself in Exodus 15:26 as Jehovah Rapha.  He said, “I am the Lord that healeth thee.”  “I am the Lord that healeth thee.”  In Exodus 23:25, He said, “I will take sickness away from the midst of thee,” praise God!  God kept three million people; none were sick.  None were feeble.  Their sandals didn’t even wear out (amen?), much less them.  Can He keep us?  We have no indication that as they walked in that presence of God—you know, there must be something to moving when that cloud moves.  They went years without getting sick.  I wonder if part of the cause of not getting sick was:  the cloud moved, they moved; the cloud stopped, they stopped.  I wonder how many of us have our own programs, our own will, our own understanding of what’s best for us that gives place to the enemy and hinders us from walking like Jesus walked; to do the will of He that sent me.