Tag: healing

Anger: From Pain to Purpose

Posted on by Garnet Nowell

Anger is a real and powerful emotion. It often rises from deep places—wounds, disappointment, betrayal, and unresolved trauma. At times, anger can serve a purpose. It can alert us to injustice, push us to set boundaries, and even motivate change. But the question we must ask ourselves is this: Is the anger you’re carrying today helping you move forward, or is it keeping you stuck? Unresolved anger has a way of anchoring us to the past. It replays old conversations, reopens healed wounds, and distorts how we see present opportunities. What once may have protected you can begin to limit Read More

Go Home: An Act of Faith

Posted on by Garnet Nowell

Faith often requires movement before manifestation. In John 4, Jesus encounters a nobleman whose son is near death. The man’s desperation brings him to Jesus, but what happens next teaches us a powerful lesson about believing before seeing. “Go home” wasn’t just a direction — it was a declaration of faith. Jesus didn’t need to be physically present to heal. His Word was enough. When we believe His Word, even before the manifestation, we position ourselves for divine results. Main Passage: John 4:46–54  “So Jesus came again to Cana of Galilee, where He had turned the water into wine. And there Read More

Mindset Mondays: Lazy in Faith

Posted on by Garnet Nowell

Some, myself included, are lazy in faith. We know we are already healed, but we fail to utilize our faith. Healing is part of our covenant with God. We were healed by His stripes. Notice the ‘were‘; it’s already done (1 Peter 2:23-25). From the Old Testament and throughout the New Testament God continually reveals to us His plan for us to be whole. I know people who are in need of healing, and I pray for them daily. Some of them know they are already healed, and others need a reminder of what Jesus did for us on the Read More