He Healed Them All // Pt.2 // Pastor Gary // 9-27-26

Sep 27, 2026

Devotional

Day 1: The Anointed One’s Unchanging Power to Heal

Jesus’ identity as the anointed healer isn’t confined to history—His power flows as freely today as it did when crowds pressed into Him. The same hands that restored sight and silenced demons remain active, breaking yokes of sickness and despair. His anointing isn’t a relic but a living force, dismantling every chain the enemy tries to lock around bodies and minds. To doubt His willingness or ability now is to ignore the “he healed them all” reality stamped across Scripture. Healing isn’t a maybe—it’s a certainty anchored in His eternal sameness. [01:02]

“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.”
(Hebrews 13:8, NKJV)

Reflection: What physical or emotional struggle have you tolerated as “normal” that Jesus’ unchanging nature declares abnormal? How might trusting His consistency shift your prayers today?

Day 2: Shattering Yokes Through God’s Presence

Burden-crushing anointing isn’t abstract—it’s tied to proximity. Just as fire warms those near it, God’s presence melts afflictions. The woman with the issue of blood didn’t just touch fabric; she touched the Source. Sickness thrives in isolation but withers when confronted with worship, Scripture, and raw dependence. Every minute spent declaring “Your anointing destroys this” weakens the enemy’s grip. Yokes break not by striving but by lingering where the Anointed One’s breath fills the room. [01:08]

“It shall come to pass in that day that his burden will be taken away from your shoulder, and his yoke from your neck, and the yoke will be destroyed because of the anointing.”
(Isaiah 10:27, NKJV)

Reflection: What specific yoke—chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety—have you stopped confronting? What practical step will you take today to dwell in God’s presence despite it?

Day 3: Faith That Risks Everything for a Hem

Twelve years of failure didn’t stop the bleeding woman—she rewrote her story by clinging to one truth: Jesus’ power outshines every diagnosis. Her “if I can just touch” wasn’t wishful thinking but rebellion against despair. Faith isn’t passive agreement; it’s pressing through shame, doubt, and crowds to grab what grace offers. Healing often looks like defiance—ignoring timelines, rejecting resignation, and reaching even when logic says “wait.” [01:17]

“For she said, ‘If only I may touch His clothes, I shall be made well.’ Immediately the fountain of her blood was dried up, and she felt in her body that she was healed of the affliction.”
(Mark 5:28–29, NKJV)

Reflection: Where have you stopped “reaching” because disappointment feels inevitable? What one Scripture can you declare daily to reignite holy stubbornness?

Day 4: Thinking Like the Anointed One

Mindsets dictate outcomes. Believing “I’ll always be sick” invites sickness to stay. But adopting Christ’s thoughts—"I bore that pain; you’re free"—rewires spiritual neurology. The anointing isn’t just for hands; it’s for brains. Renewal starts by rejecting “my family dies young” narratives and saturating in “by His stripes I’m healed.” Health isn’t claimed by feeling but by aligning thoughts with heaven’s report. [01:26]

“But we have the mind of Christ.”
(1 Corinthians 2:16, NKJV)

Reflection: What negative thought about your health plays on repeat? How would praying “Jesus, how do You see this?” change your inner dialogue today?

Day 5: The Spirit’s Blueprint for Wholeness

Supernatural health isn’t a guessing game—the Holy Spirit offers precise strategies. He reveals root causes (generational patterns, stress triggers) and prescribes solutions (lifestyle shifts, specific Scriptures). Just as Jesus knew which demon to rebuke or bone to realign, He’ll highlight steps to freedom. Wisdom says “fast sugar”; might says “walk daily”; counsel says “forgive that person.” Cooperation with the Spirit turns general promises into personalized breakthroughs. [01:35]

“The Spirit of the Lord shall rest upon Him, the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of counsel and might, the Spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the Lord.”
(Isaiah 11:2, NKJV)

Reflection: What practical step (diet, sleep, forgiveness) has the Spirit nudged you toward that you’ve delayed? What happens today if you obey without overthinking?

Sermon Summary

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that means the One who healed them all in the Gospels still wants to heal, deliver, teach, and bring peace today. The Gospels show Jesus ministering from morning till night, laying hands on people and healing every kind of sickness, disease, weakness, and demonic torment. Christ is not Jesus’ last name. Christ means the Anointed One, the Messiah anointed to break the hold of darkness, sin, shame, guilt, and every burden that keeps people from walking in freedom.

Isaiah pictures the anointing as the power that removes burdens and destroys yokes. A yoke controls, restrains, constricts, and tells a person what cannot be done. Jesus Christ and His anointing have the ability to shatter every yoke of sickness, pain, infirmity, and weakness, no matter how long it has been there. The anointing is connected with God’s presence, so faith presses into the Word, worship, and fellowship with God rather than simply tolerating what harasses the body.

Acts declares that God anointed Jesus with the Holy Spirit, strength, ability, and power, and Jesus went about doing good, curing all who were oppressed by the devil. First John declares that the Son of God appeared to undo, loosen, dissolve, and destroy the works of the devil. Physical strength matters because a weak and afflicted body can hinder the work God has called a person to do. Psalm 91 gives faith a picture of long life and God’s salvation, not a fearful expectation shaped by family history or natural outcomes.

The woman with the issue of blood shows that faith hears something different, says something different, and reaches for the power of Christ. Her faith did not deny her condition, but it refused to keep confessing the condition as the final word. Faith touched the One who has power, and power flowed.

Paul declares, “We have the mind of Christ,” meaning believers have access to the mind of the Anointed One. The Holy Spirit searches the deep things of God and supplies wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge, and the fear of the Lord. The natural mind may agree only with facts, but the mind of Christ sees God’s truth overriding the facts. Divine healing cannot be walked out while sick thoughts are continually entertained. The anointing rests not only on hands to do something, but on minds to think something and see a different outcome. Christ has already touched His people through the cross, so faith receives with thanksgiving and begins taking steps toward health, strength, and wholeness.

Key Takeaways

1. The Anointed One destroys every yoke Jesus is not merely able to sympathize with burdens. His anointing is presented as a force that removes what restrains, controls, and weakens. Faith stops making peace with the yoke and begins calling on Christ to break it. The issue is not how long the burden has remained, but who the Anointed One is. [1:08:34]
2. Faith must settle God’s willingness The leper believed Jesus could heal him, but he still needed to know whether Jesus was willing. Faith receives when it becomes settled that God is both able and willing to give what He has promised. Grace does not demand that a person earn healing through a perfect past. The blood that forgives sinners also reveals God’s mercy toward broken bodies. [1:15:58]
3. The mind of Christ changes outcomes The mind of Christ does not pretend medical facts do not exist. The mind of Christ refuses to let facts become the final authority over God’s truth. The Holy Spirit gives wisdom for practical steps and supernatural discernment for what is really going on. Right believing grows out of right thinking. [1:24:52]
4. Faith speaks before it feels The woman with the issue of blood kept saying what she believed before she saw the result. Her words were not denial of pain but agreement with the healing power of Jesus. Faith gives the heart a new picture and the mouth a new confession. Christ’s power is touched by active trust, not passive resignation. [1:18:17]
5. God’s presence brings practical direction The Spirit of the Lord brings wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge, and reverence for God. God may lead a person into prayer, rest, better habits, medical care, Scripture, or a needed change in direction. Divine help does not cancel cooperation. The mind of the Anointed One receives both spiritual power and clear direction. [1:28:30]

Youtube Chapters

[00:00] - Welcome
[1:00:49] - Jesus Healed Them All
[1:02:30] - Jesus Christ Is Still the Same
[1:06:08] - Anointed to Preach, Teach, and Heal
[1:07:49] - The Anointing Removes Burdens
[1:10:53] - Jesus Anointed With Power
[1:15:34] - God Is Willing and Able
[1:17:14] - The Woman Who Touched Jesus
[1:20:45] - The Mind of Christ
[1:23:14] - Thinking Under the Spirit’s Influence
[1:27:39] - Wisdom, Counsel, and Might
[1:33:53] - Think Right, Believe Right, Receive Right
[1:37:08] - The Anointing Abides in You
[1:42:52] - Prayer for Healing and Wholeness

Bible Study Guide

Bible Reading

Hebrews 13:8
“Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.” [01:02:30]

Luke 4:18-19
“The Spirit of the LORD is upon Me, Because He has anointed Me To preach the gospel to the poor; He has sent Me to heal the brokenhearted, To proclaim liberty to the captives And recovery of sight to the blind, To set at liberty those who are oppressed; To proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD.” [01:06:08]

1 Corinthians 2:16
“For 'who has known the mind of the LORD that he may instruct Him?' But we have the mind of Christ.” [01:20:45]

Observation questions

According to Hebrews 13:8, what does the unchanging nature of Jesus mean for the ways He ministered to people in the Gospels? [01:02:30]
In Luke 4:18–19, what kinds of people and needs are included in Jesus’ description of His anointed ministry? [01:06:08]
What pictures of a “yoke” were used to describe burdens that restrain, control, or limit a person’s life? [01:08:24]
In 1 Corinthians 2:16, what does it mean that believers have the mind of Christ, and how is this connected to the Holy Spirit’s help? [01:21:14]

Interpretation questions

Jesus announced that He was anointed to bring good news, healing, liberty, and freedom. Why is it important for a believer to see physical weakness and emotional oppression as matters that can be brought to Jesus, rather than simply accepted as permanent? [01:06:32]
The woman with the issue of blood heard about Jesus, kept speaking faith-filled words, and acted by reaching for Him. What does her story show about the difference between honestly acknowledging a condition and treating that condition as the final word? [01:17:29]
Paul says believers have the mind of Christ, while also describing the Holy Spirit as the One who searches the deep things of God. How can a believer seek God’s wisdom without denying medical facts or refusing practical help? [01:23:29]
God’s wisdom, understanding, counsel, might, knowledge, and reverence can lead a person toward practical action. What kinds of guidance might a believer need when facing a long-term health challenge? [01:28:19]

Application questions

Is there an area of sickness, pain, fear, weakness, or discouragement that has begun to feel like a yoke? What would it look like to bring that burden to Jesus as the Anointed One rather than quietly making peace with it? [01:09:43]
When a troubling symptom, diagnosis, or family history comes to mind, where does the mind usually go first—fear, resignation, prayer, Scripture, wise counsel, or something else? What truth from God’s Word could help redirect that thought? [01:40:21]
The woman kept saying what she believed about Jesus before she saw the outcome. What is one simple, truthful declaration of faith and thanksgiving that could be spoken this week without pretending the struggle is not real? [01:18:17]
Is there any hesitation to believe that God is both willing and able to help—perhaps because of guilt, past choices, disappointment, or unanswered prayer? What would it mean to bring that hesitation honestly to God and receive His mercy? [01:15:34]
What practical step toward health, strength, or peace may God be inviting a person to take—such as seeking medical care, resting, changing a habit, managing stress, asking for prayer, or spending focused time in Scripture and worship? [01:28:30]
How can this group encourage one another to think under the influence of the Holy Spirit this week, especially when circumstances tempt someone to think only according to fear or natural outcomes? [01:25:21]

Sermon Clips

59s

#FaithAndHealing

“Any sickness, any disease, any pain. So I gotta think in line with that. I gotta remove anything in my life because that anointed one and his anointing will destroy any yoke, remove any burden, no matter how long it's been there. Impossible things become possible because of the anointing of God. So listen. Believing correctly involves you thinking correctly. Amen. You cannot believe correctly until you think correctly. And if believing is connected to me and you receiving and my believing is connected to how I'm thinking, I've gotta think right so I can believe right, so I can receive right. Amen.”

44s

#RenewYourMind

“You gotta take those thoughts captive. You gotta make them obey Christ. The anointing of God on your life. Listen, the anointing of God on your life isn't just to do something. The anointing of your God is on your minds that you'll think something and you'll see something. I see the cross. I see that you bore and you remove the pain from me. And so I choose to walk in divine health. And I will agree with that and I will praise you and I'm gonna start taking steps toward that. And I believe God, in Jesus' name, that my mind and my heart is gonna be seeing a different outcome, in Jesus' name. Can you say amen?”

40s

#GodsPresence

“God's gonna come to bear with that. So if you're up against if you're up against the yoke, if if there's a burden on your life, I would encourage you if the anointing is associated with God's presence, I would strongly encourage you spend more time in God's presence. Amen. What's that mean? Get in his word, in the just just worship him. Father, I adore you. I thank you. You didn't put this on me. You wanna remove this from me. So I just thank you that you're the anointed one, and your anointing is removing and destroying this yoke and this burden in Jesus' name. How about that, church? Amen.”

43s

#MindOfChrist

“The believer, the Christian, the saved man or woman, the one that's made Jesus the Lord of their life, the believer has access to how the anointed one, look, thinks, and sees. You have access to how he thinks and what he sees. Thinking and seeing so that in your heart, God can paint a different picture of what's going on in your life. This happens by and through the anointed one and his anointing.”

39s

#GraceAndForgiveness

“listen to me. So you you mean to tell me that you could be the worst degenerate person in the world, and you could have done some awful things to people and even abused your body? And you mean to tell me that he'll forgive me and allow me to spend eternity with him and call me a son or daughter or child of God? But yet, somehow when it comes to this, I've gotta try to work my way up or try to get something to be right with him that he won't give me freely. Listen, no. No.”

46s

#WisdomForWellness

“this is in you. You have access to this. Number one, you have access to wisdom. Come on. Yell wisdom. Wisdom. This is knowing what God wants and how to do it. Knowing what God wants. Guess what God wants? You to be in health, you to be strong, and God's gonna give you access, and God's gonna give you keys on how to do it. Maybe for some of you, it's a start a walking program. Maybe for some of you, it's a get off the chipping and the dipping and the Ben and Jerry's and and get get more come on. Get get a little different diet going on. Come on. Listen. If you don't cooperate with him, you gotta do everything you can to walk in health. Some of y'all need to sleep more.”

56s

#GodlyUnderstanding

“So we're cooperating with him. So the wisdom of God is gonna know what God wants and how to do it. Come on. Understanding is their ability to perceive what's really going on. The spirit of God gives you understanding. Lord, what's really going on? What's really going on here? How come how come every February, I get the flu? How come this situation in my life keeps repeating itself? Is there is there a spirit of infirmity coming against me? Is there an attack that's been passed down from generation to generation on my family? And you said but I'm a find a scripture that says, the curse causeless shall not come. I come against every demonic curse in my life. Amen. Whatever it takes. Come on. Understand he's gonna give you the ability to perceive what's really going on. Counsel. Look at counsel. I love this. The plan, strategy, and course of action to take. God's gonna give you a course of action to take. Do this.”

42s

#FaithComesByHearing

“Of course, it did, but faith touched him who has the power. How do you do this? You saturate yourself in the word. We'll talk about it. You're anointed. You you you're anointed to heal me. You're anointed to remove this cancer. You're anointed to heal my heart. You're anointed to work in my blood. You're anointed to work in my lungs. You're anointed to remove this arthritis from me. And you saturate yourself day in and day out, day in and day out until there's a click. Let me tell you this past week,”

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