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The Purpose of Healing and How God Doesn't Play Favorites (Acts 9:1-10:8)
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Tucked between two high-profile events in Acts lies two low-profile healings. One is unknown. One is well-known and loved. But in this story we learn how the purpose of each healing bears remarkable similarity to the other, and we'll see how God doesn't play favorites.
Today we'll look at Aeneas and Dorcas and how we learn the purpose of healings in the Bible. But what if God doesn't heal physically? We'll talk about that, too.
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