God Heals Through Miracles and Medicine — Recovering a Biblical Balance. Within the Church today, many believers find themselves trapped between two unhealthy extremes. Some insist that seeking medical treatment is a failure of faith — as though doctors somehow compete with God. Others declare confidently that God will always heal every sickness in this life if we simply believe hard enough. Both positions sound spiritual. Both are profoundly unbiblical.

Did Paul Have Eye Problems? Myth, Language, and Theology. A common theory in biblical scholarship is that Paul suffered from poor eyesight. The argument often comes from Galatians 4:15, where Paul says: “I am sure you would have taken out your own eyes and given them to me if it had been possible.” Some also point to Galatians 6:11 — “Notice what large letters I use as I write these closing words in my own handwriting.”

Faith and the False Gospel: What Scripture Actually Teaches. In churches across the world, a damaging and deceptive theology is being preached: if you’re not healed, it must be because you lack faith. The so-called "Word of Faith" or prosperity gospel has redefined biblical faith into a tool for getting what you want from God. In this twisted system, faith becomes a transaction, and suffering becomes a punishment for spiritual failure. But Scripture tells a different story.

Few topics have been more misunderstood or more emotionally charged in the Christian world than healing. For some, healing is a central part of faith, with bold claims and extravagant expectations. For others, it’s dismissed as a relic of the apostolic age.

One of the most divisive issues in the modern Church isn’t over salvation or the gospel—but over spiritual gifts. Some Christians say that tongues, prophecy, and healing ceased with the apostles. Others insist they’re still fully active.