Is the God of healing still at work today?

The Bible reveals God as YHWH Rapha-the Lord who heals, and Jesus Christ confirmed this truth through His ministry of compassion and power. The early church bore witness to healing through the Holy Spirit, and believers throughout history have testified to God's restorative work. But how should healing be understood in the present day?

In The Lord Who Heals: YHWH Rapha, Michael Taylor presents a thoughtful and Scripture-rich examination of divine healing from the Old Testament through the New Testament and into the life of the church today. Drawing from biblical exegesis, early Christian writings, and credible modern accounts, this book seeks to clarify what God has promised-and what He has not.

Rather than offering quick answers, the author addresses the tension between faith and God's timing, exploring the role of prayer, obedience, and the Holy Spirit while acknowledging the mystery that surrounds suffering and delayed healing.

In this book, you will explore:

• God's revelation as healer in Scripture
• The healing ministry of Jesus and the early church
• The role of faith, prayer, and the Holy Spirit
• Why healing may be delayed or hindered
• The hope of resurrection and eternal restoration

Written for believers, pastors, teachers, and seekers, The Lord Who Heals provides biblical clarity, historical grounding, and pastoral encouragement. Healing is not confined to the pages of Scripture-it is part of the ongoing work of the living God, whose nature has never changed.