Study Guide · Healing

The Gospel of Healing

The Gospel of Healing is a comprehensive study guide by Apostle Mary Banks that takes believers on a deep scriptural journey into one of the most vital yet often misunderstood aspects of the Christian faith: divine healing as an inseparable part of the full Gospel. Spanning six chapters, this guide begins by establishing the culture of the early church through the lens of Jesus and His twelve disciples, examining how a diverse group of fishermen, tax collectors, and political activists were transformed into a unified force for the Kingdom of God. From there, the study explores the culture of the Kingdom itself, grounding readers in a heavenly perspective that reshapes how they see themselves and their calling. The heart of the guide confronts the question many believers quietly wrestle with: why is not everyone healed? Apostle Banks addresses this with clarity and compassion, pointing to the role of doubt, unbelief, and human tradition as barriers to the manifestation of God's power. A dedicated chapter on Jesus preaching in Nazareth illustrates how even the Son of God was limited by the unbelief of those around Him, offering a sobering and practical lesson for ministry leaders today. The final chapter challenges readers to examine how religious traditions can quietly overrule the Word of God, including the common practice of adding uncertainty to prayers for healing. Each chapter includes a detailed lesson summary, multiple choice questions, true or false questions, and fill-in-the-blank exercises, making this guide ideal for individual study, small groups, or classroom settings. This resource is designed for believers at any stage who want to walk in the fullness of the Gospel and see healing restored to its rightful place in the church.

Mary Banks · 1 chapter · 10k words