The Gospel of Matthew | Matthew 8:1-17
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In this sermon on Matthew 8:1–17, we look at three distinct healing encounters: a outcast leper with a little faith, a Roman centurion with marvelous faith, and a suffering mother-in-law who did not ask for healing at all. Looking at these three examples reveals that our faith often plays a role in healing but ultimately, answers to prayer rests in the supreme authority and compassion of Christ.
Pastor Derek Napoleon shifts our perspective from focusing on the miracle to fixing our eyes on the Messiah. Jesus is the faithful healer who took our infirmities and carried away our diseases, yet His primary goal was always to share the good news of the Kingdom of God.
Whether God chooses to show His glory through miraculous healing or by giving us the grace to suffer faithfully, our peace comes from trusting in Who He is rather than forcing a specific outcome. When healing isn't experienced in this life, we can live with confidence in God's promise of restoration and healing that awaits every believer when we finally see Him face to face.