Day 51
James 5:16
"••••pray one for another, that ye may be healed."
We should care about each other. The sacrifice Jesus made on Calvary for our healing was for the healing of all humanity. Our desire should be healing for all. One way we can receive something is by sowing what we want to reap. If we participate in giving healing to someone else through prayer, encouragement or other means, it will come back to us.
Moses was always interceding for the Israelites to deliver them from destruction. He sowed many prayers into their lives, although they were frequently an unpleasant challenge to his leadership. It was because he prayed that plagues were stopped and they were healed of snake bites. Miriam, his sister, was healed of leprosy, (which she got as a result of talking against him) because he prayed. We can see how Moses reaped what he sowed. The Bible tells us that when he died at 120 years of age, his natural strength was not diminished nor was his eye sight dim.
While we should sow seeds of prayer and healing, we must also realize that the enemy of our souls can attempt to hinder our harvest. So, sowing into others' lives does not totally eliminate the need for us to have faith and take a stand for what belongs to us. As we trust God to heal others, let us trust Him to heal us also.
I will sow seeds of prayer and healing into others' lives. I will trust God for my healing also.