Miracles on the Mountain | Eagle Mountain Church

I came believing for my healing, but I still have symptoms. What now?
Consider these common hindrances to receiving:

1. Your Love Walk
Faith works through love (Galatians 5:6). If you’re impatient, unkind, selfish, or judging others, your faith may be hindered. Reflect on 1 Corinthians 13, and ask God to reveal any areas where your love needs to grow. A heart aligned with love keeps faith strong.

2. Unforgiveness
Holding onto bitterness or grudges blocks blessings. Forgiving fully is essential—release offenses to God, and open the door for healing and peace. Forgiveness is a vital step to receiving what you say and believe by faith. (Read Mark 11:22-25.)

3. Doubt or Fear
Doubt causes you to be double-minded, and Scripture says that this causes you to not receive anything (James 1:6-8). Resist fear by speaking God’s promises—feed your faith, and starve doubt!

4. Still Unsure? Ask the Holy Spirit
If none of these apply but you still feel something is keeping you from receiving, ask the Holy Spirit for guidance. He promises to lead you into all truth (John 16:13), and will reveal what needs attention.

Healing flows best when your heart is aligned with God’s truth. Stay rooted in His Word, walk in love, forgive freely, and trust the Holy Spirit to lead you.

I received my healing...but how do I keep it?
We maintain healing the same way we receive it—through God’s Word and the finished work of Jesus.

Keep speaking the Word, thank God for your healing, and give Him the credit. This keeps the door shut to the enemy.

If symptoms try to return, remind the enemy that he’s a liar, and declare who you are—a child of God, healed by Jesus.

Stay focused on the Word and the Lord, and maintaining your healing becomes simple.

1. Keep declaring the Word and thanking God. Even after healing has manifested, we should continue to give Him all the glory.

2. Continually acknowledge what the Word has done. This keeps the enemy from regaining a foothold. If symptoms try to come back, remind yourself who you are—a healed, child of God—and stand firm in your healing that God gave to you. Testify of God’s healing to others!

3. Stay focused on the Word. When you keep your eyes fixed on Jesus and keep the Word in your ears and coming out your mouth, maintaining your healing will come naturally.