It's one of the things He promised to us in His word that we could ask for. All the way back to the prophet Isaiah, who said, "by His wounds you are healed", we have been given that promise.

But healed from what? The psalmist say in 103 who heals all your diseases.

There is great power in the testimony of someone who has been physically healed, I've bee on the receiving end of that kind of blessing more than once.

That's not the whole story, though. In Mark 2, Jesus is getting grief from the religious leaders about an encounter Jesus had with a man who was paralyzed. Jesus told the man his sins are forgiven. Then, after being called a blasphemer, he asked them, which is easier? To say his sins are forgiven or tell him to get up and walk. Then, just to show His power, He told the man to get up and walk, and he did.
Physical healing is just part of the story, Lazarus? He was raised from the dead, but he died again. When Jesus forgives our sins, that's permanent.

We're in part two of our series, Mark My Words, this weekend wth a message entitled Jesus is healer. Join us at the Bear Campus in person at 6 on Saturday, or 9 and 11 on Sunday. Elsmere Campus is in person at 11am Sunday, Online Campus broadcast at 9 and 11 on Sunday.

WORSHIP MINISTRY

 Thurs, May 6

7:00pm

Volunteers needed

LOVE. Worship God with us.

• In-Person at Bear Campus, Saturday 6pm and/or Sunday 9AM
• In-Person at Elsmere Campus, Sunday 11AM
• Online Campus, Sunday 9 & 11AM at ctcde.online.church

SERVE.

• What in the world are you here for? Discover your spiritual gifts at 
• Volunteer to serve during weekend services. Contact Lynne Poindexter. 

ENGAGE.

• Meet people with similar interests, needs, and passions. Contact Crissy Carroll. 
• Pray for others, encourage, and give care to others. Contact Pastor Vaughn.
• Information for Children Ministries: Contact Toni Rayfield
• Information for Student Ministries: Contact Daniel Carroll

God, will you remind us of your great power as we seek to see you as healer, not only of our diseases and heart, but in relationships as well, with you and our brothers and sisters. 

- Pastor Bill