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Continued Faith for Healing - Daniel Amstutz - Charis Daily - Season 14 Ep. 22

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Key takeaways

Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key message (Faith for healing)

  • God wants you well more than you want to be well.
  • Healing is made available through Jesus’ finished work. Your role is to believe and align with God’s truth, not to “qualify” by striving.

Core wellness / self-care strategy: build faith through God’s Word

  • Faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the word of God (Romans 10:17).
  • Let God’s Word move from your spirit → soul/mind/emotions → actions—described as being “marinated” in truth—so lies about sickness/disease lose influence.
  • Replace persuasion from physical symptoms with persuasion from God’s truth.

“Truth vs. facts” approach (mental and spiritual reframe)

  • Don’t check your body for the truth.
  • Your body may provide facts, but faith is anchored in the truth of God’s Word (“good report”).
  • Practical guidance:
    • Embrace truth and deny symptoms “space” in your heart (not denial of reality, but refusal to let symptoms define your belief).
    • Magnify the Word from the inside out rather than magnifying circumstances.
    • Meditate day and night on the truth until symptoms feel smaller (“grasshoppers”) and the Word feels bigger.

How to apply faith to healing (speaking, believing, resting)

  • Speak to the “mountain” (Mark 11:23) and declare it must change because faith rises from your heart.
  • Walk by faith, not sight (2 Corinthians 5:7).
  • Faith should produce peace and rest:
    • “No striving” when you believe you already have it.
    • Confidence, assurance, and being fully persuaded “from the inside out.”

Source of healing: not you—Jesus

  • Healing is never about you being the source.
  • Key principle: “Faith doesn’t create healing. Faith acknowledges healing.”
  • Jesus is the healer; believers receive what’s already provided.
  • Example referenced: the man at the gate called Beautiful (Acts 3), where Peter and John clarify it wasn’t their power—healing came through Jesus’ name through faith.

Addressing doubt / unbelief

  • The repeated theme: the real issue isn’t lack of faith, but being marinated in unbelief (cultural influence).
  • Model provided from Mark 9: “I believe, help my unbelief.”
  • Determine what you truly believe in your heart; evidence of faith includes rest, joy, and peace.

Encouragement / action steps implied

  • Don’t delay healing faith: “Why not you? Why not now?”
  • If doctors say something is impossible, the guidance is to present the impossible to God and trust Him—reinforcing the repeated idea that God’s will is that you be healed/whole.

Presenters or sources

  • Daniel Amstutz (speaker)
  • Charis Bible College / Caris Bible College (referenced as context for being director over the healing ministry)
  • Andrew Wommack (mentioned as “Andrew Wak” and referenced for a “You’ve Already Got It” concept/book)

Scripture references (as mentioned)

  • John 17:17
  • Romans 10:7, 10:17, 10:9–10
  • Romans 4:18–21
  • Mark 11:23
  • Galatians 5:22–23
  • 2 Corinthians 4:18
  • John 8:32
  • 2 Corinthians 5:7
  • Hebrews 11:1
  • Philemon 1:6
  • Acts 3 (especially verses around 12–16)
  • Psalm 119:161–162
  • Mark 16:18
  • Mark 9:23–24

Additional themes referenced generally: fruit of the Spirit and kingdom themes from the gospel.

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