Healing Seeds with Pastor Ryan Miller

09/06/2025

Keep it Christ-focused! Hebrews 12:2

"One may be healed by the power of God and never feel anything. Others may feel great surges of God's healing power - a heat, a coolness, or a shock as of a current of electricity. But take my advice: Do not expect feeling - expect healing."
- T.L Osborn

What are you EXPECTING? A feeling or a healing?

09/05/2025

Many churchmen and medical doctors have opposed divine healing.

They have made much of those who are "disappointed" and who are not immediately healed. They have conveniently forgotten that doctors disappoint millions.

Nearly everyone in the graveyard has been to a doctor first, yet nobody would be so foolish to demand the closing of all hospitals!

Some church folk object to divine healing simply because some are not healed, and so do not minister to the sick at all.

This leaves everybody unhealed!

Where is compassion, or obedience to the Scriptures?

Jesus clearly said “they shall lay hands upon the sick and the sick will be healed.” (Mark 16) Let’s obey His word. Let’s trust Jesus.
- Reinhard Bonnke

09/05/2025

Is MY healing God's will?

Again, let's look to Jesus, as presented in the Gospels (As opposed to the "Jesus" presented by many preachers and popular television shows.).

Scripture reveals that JESUS is God's final word & perfectly represented the Father (Heb. 1:1-3).

Only one time in Scripture was Jesus asked if He was willing to heal. The account is found in Matthew 8:2:

"And behold, a l***r came and worshiped Him, saying, "Lord, if you are willing, You can make me clean.'"

The l***r's faith was about on par with much of the church today. He knew Jesus could, but he questioned whether He wanted to. It was the question of God's will for him, personally.

It is often the same today. But we have to move beyond the reasons He might not be willing (As though we are a "special" exception.), and the theological gymnastics produced to give God a loophole (As though He needs one!) to break His Word, and stick with the Word & what Jesus actually DID say. Matthew 8:3:

"Then Jesus put out His hand and touched him, saying, 'I am willing; be cleansed.' Immediately his leprosy was cleansed."

One Greek scholar (Weust), translates this as "I am desiring it from all my heart." Or, in Hebrew understanding, Jesus, from His deepest parts, WANTED to heal this man.

Today, take Jesus at His Word (And consistent example in all of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.). He is willing!

If you doubt these words as being for you, look to the stripes taken at the whipping post for YOU & I. ❤️

Don't take my word alone, ever. I always point to God's Word.
-Isaiah 53:4-5
-Matthew 8:16-17
-1 Peter 2:24
(Also, Luke 5:23 & Psalm 103:1-3)

09/04/2025

As I was typing up a short message to go with a meme I posted this morning, I thought to myself as I re-read it before posting, "Somehow, these all sound the same. You are getting boring."

For a moment, I was discouraged. What is the use in continuing to post the same thing over and over?

"People are going to get tired of seeing the same old message." (Or... "People aren't even reading these anymore!")

"Post something different!" ("Something more exciting.")

Can you see the devil talks to preachers?

Then I felt as though the Holy Spirit was gently (Much gentler than that other voice!) whispering, "Read over your posts again."

I did so. I found post after post that was related to healing, BUT there was also a specific, CONSISTENT message:

To find the Father's will for healing, look to Jesus in the Gospels. Again and again, I saw this reference, too: Hebrews 1:1-3.

My message is not primarily about the doctrine of healing (That began to change around 2015 but is a testimony for another day.). My message is to point people to the Word, to Jesus.

Yes, to the Bible; but, especially to the Gospels. To Jesus who is the Healer.

Jesus is the Word of God (According to Heb. 1:1-3, the final word.).

According to John chapter 1, "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (verse 1).

And that, "The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us. We have seen His glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came fro, the Father full of grace and truth. (verse 14)."

Jesus IS the healing word!

And I have consistently, over the period of the last decade (Prior to 2015, I did just preach a biblical doctrine. A true one, but not a personal one about a Healer who longs to touch people individually.), pointed people to Jesus in the Word, in the Gospels.

"He sent out His word and healed them; he rescued them from the door of death." Psalm 107:20 (NIV)

So, I will continue to point people to the Word. I will challenge them to read the Gospels and see and experience Jesus as their personal Healer.

And, as the New Living Translation translates the end of the verse I just shared, I pray that (like I experienced in 2021) Jesus will be continuing to be found, "snatching them from the door of death."

So, some may get tired of the messages on this page; but prayerfully, someone-somewhere-will see a post I make, and they will believe the words I typed, and they will go on to open one of the four Gospels, and they will see Jesus AND EXPERIENCE Jesus as their Healer. ❤️

09/04/2025

Who you surround yourself with when faced with a sickness or attack is very important!

We live, pray (Hint: Listening to someone pray is perhaps the quickest way to discover what someone REALLY believes.), and walk out our theology.

What we believe about God will be the level of our experience in life.

Look to Jesus in the Gospels to see God! (Heb. 1:1-3)

09/04/2025

08/30/2025

Powerful! 🔥

Hebrews 1:1-3 (and many statements by Jesus, especially in the Gospel of John) makes it clear that we can look at Jesus as presented by the Apostles who penned the Gospels under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit and find God's will, including His will concerning divine healing. 👀

I highly recommend F. F. Bosworth's classic book, Christ the Healer. ✔️

08/30/2025

"...making the word of God of no effect through your tradition which you have handed down. And many such things you do.” Mark 7:13 NKJV

The Word is still powerful! The problem is the opinions & excuses preached & taught that "water down" Scriptures.

Especially in standing for healing (Because there is so much preached & taught today that is not in the Bible--and even portrayals that present a different Jesus than the Jesus presented in the Gospels.), need to know that we are standing on His Word and not just man's experiences and opinions. ❤️

08/29/2025

If you have been diagnosed with a disease, the worst thing you can do is to Google all the symptoms and prognosis. All it will produce is death.

If you want to research something, spend time researching the Life of God in your Bible. Discover the life of God in your spirit. See the Life of God flow out of Jesus and raise the dead, cleanse the l***r, cause the lame to walk, the blind to see, the deaf to hear and heal EVERY sickness and EVERY disease. See that life that raised Jesus from the dead flowing out of your spirit in to every cell of your body.

What you are most aware of is what will be most real to you. What is most real to you is what you will put your faith on. What you put your faith on is what you will receive.

Romans 8:5-6
5 For those who live according to the flesh set their minds on the things of the flesh, but those who live according to the Spirit, the things of the Spirit. 6 For to be carnally minded is death, but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.

Via Chad Gonzalez

08/27/2025

This can be applied to receiving healing, too.
We have to get the Word in us, so it can work in & through us.
Physical healing is salvation affecting the physical body.

08/24/2025

"And when Jesus went out He saw a great multitude; and was moved with compassion for them, and healed their sick." Mt. 14:14 (NKJV)

We know that Jesus healed as a result of compassion for people.

Yes, Jesus has compassion for the sick; however, I noticed the wording Matthew used in this verse: ..."and was moved with compassion for them, and healed their sick."

Who were the "them?" The people who made up the "great multitude" that came to Him.

It seems like Matthew was referring to a compassion for the caregivers, or at least people who loved people around them enough to get them to Him.

He saw "them," not just a crowd. And He healed "their" sick.

You may have a sick person in your life. Don't give up on them being healed!

Jesus is still Healer and He has not run out of compassion or healing power for them (Heb. 13:8), too. ❤️