Tag: healing

Good Morning Sunshine! God Is Moving You From His Silent Work To Your Visible Healing! 


Philippians 1:6 (NIV) ~ “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

There is no abandonment mid-surgery. There is no desertion mid-recovery! God is the faithful Surgeon who sees the procedure through; from the first cut to the final closing, from the first tear to the final triumph!  Sometimes, the silent seasons are the most sacred and the most scariest. They are the seasons where roots grow deep! Where character is refined!  Where trust is strengthened!  And even when you feel like nothing is moving, God is moving inside you. Even when it feels like your prayers are floating unanswered, God is weaving His answers into your DNA. Even when it feels like you are forgotten, Heaven knows your name, your process, and your promise. You are not alone in the silence! The silent work of God is the foundation for the loud testimony to come! 

Don’t let the absence of noise make you abandon the process. God’s Hands are still on you. His Heart is still for you. His plan is still unfolding through you. Stay surrendered in the silence! Stay faithful in the unseen. Stay expectant even when you can’t explain what’s happening. You are being healed in places you didn’t even know needed healing. You are being made whole in ways you will one day look back and marvel at. God’s silent work is still sure, still steady, and still victorious! There is a sacred kind of work that happens in silence. No one sees it. You can’t measure it. You don’t feel immediate evidence. But deep within your soul, something holy is taking place, God is working in hidden places. Healing doesn’t always start with noise or drama. Sometimes it begins in stillness. It starts with a surrender. It deepens through the waiting. It grows roots before it ever shows fruit.

Philippians 1:6 promises us that God finishes what He starts. He doesn’t abandon the process midway. He doesn’t forget about the healing once the procedure is over. His hands are still on you, even when you feel forgotten, emotionally numb, or motionless. In this recovery season, you may not be able to articulate everything God is doing. And that’s okay. What matters most is that He is doing something. Just like a wound heals beneath the surface long before a scar fades, so your spirit is healing from the inside out. You are being Rewired. Refined. Restored. And much of that work happens in divine silence, in the quiet rooms of your heart where only God walks. But then, something shifts. You breathe deeper. You cry less. You begin to hope faster. You find peace where panic used to reign. You respond with grace where offense used to boil. These are the signs, holy evidence, that the silent work of God is beginning to show.

Isaiah 43:19 says, “Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” That’s the invitation, not just to be healed, but to see the healing as it unfolds. To recognize the first signs. To perceive what Heaven is doing. It may not look like a full-blown miracle yet, but every small victory, every whisper of peace, every unexplainable joy in a moment that used to bring sorrow, is proof that the silent work of God has not been in vain. Don’t overlook the signs just because they seem small. A flower doesn’t bloom overnight, but the first bud proves that life is pushing through. These signs of healing are invitations to praise. You’re not where you were. You’re not who you were. You’re standing in the sacred middle, between the pressing and the promise, between the deep work and the loud testimony. And right now, your recovery is declaring, God has been working all along! 

Every scar that’s beginning to fade is a silent shout that says, “He healed me.” Every breath that no longer carries the sting of trauma is evidence that grace is active and alive. You may not have reached the finish line of full restoration yet, but the fact that you’re breathing without breaking, smiling without pretending, and walking without crumbling is a sign that Heaven is moving in you. What you used to fight to hide is now becoming a testimony you’re learning to carry with boldness. Let this moment be one of reflection and recognition. God has been faithful, even when you couldn’t feel it. Let your recovery speak back to the pain and say, “You didn’t win.” Let your healing interrupt your history. Let your heart rejoice in the quiet unfolding of something new. You are not just healing; you are becoming whole. And the signs are only just beginning to show. God’s quiet work in you is setting the stage for His public glory through you.” Don’t mistake the silence for absence. God is building something too deep in you to be rushed! 

Let’s Pray, 

Father, I thank You for the work You’ve been doing in the quiet places of my life. Even when I couldn’t see it, You were healing me. Even when I couldn’t feel it, You were near. Thank You for being the kind of God who does not need an audience to perform a miracle. You worked beneath the surface, in silence, in stillness, in the hidden chambers of my heart, and now, I begin to see the fruit of what You planted. Lord, I honor the small signs today. I choose to see the progress, not the pressure. I choose to embrace every subtle victory as evidence that Your promises are alive and unfolding in me. Help me to not despise the quiet or overlook the gradual. Help me to trust Your timing more than my own expectations. I thank You that my tears were not wasted, my waiting was not in vain, and my wounds did not go unnoticed. You were with me in the low places, and now You are lifting me with new strength. Let my life be a living altar, proof that the process was real, the pain had purpose, and the promise is being fulfilled. Remind me that healing is not just what happens to me, but what You release through me. God, You are faithful, and I trust You. I trust the work that’s been done in silence, and I welcome the visible bloom of all You’ve been forming inside of me. Let my scars sing. Let my progress praise. Let my walk tell the story that You are a God who finishes what He starts. I receive every sign of healing with gratitude. I honor the quiet work You’ve done. I praise You for the progress, no matter how subtle. God, I lay down my need for big, flashy breakthroughs, and I embrace the steady bloom of grace in my life.  Father, let every scar tell the story of Your power. Let every small step forward be worship unto You. Let my very life whisper: “God heals. God restores. God finishes what He starts.” Thank You for doing a new thing in me. Even now, I perceive it. Even now, I praise You for it. Even now, I walk in it. In the faithful and healing Name of Jesus Christ, I pray, Amen! 

Blessings…

Love, Dr. Jean

Good Morning Sunshine! You’re Still In Recovery Mode & There Is Strength In Your Scars!

2 Corinthians 2:9 ~ “But he said to me, ‘My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.’ Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ’s power may rest on me.”

I know that recovery can often feel like a weakness, but in God’s Kingdom, it’s proof of something far greater; it’s your healing in motion! Every scar you’ve carried is a silent story, not just of what hurt you, but of what tried to kill you, but it couldn’t! The enemy would love for you to see your scars as shame, but heaven sees them as a signature declaration that say, “I survived what was meant to destroy me!”

Every breath you take today is evidence that new strength is rising in you. You are not the same as you were before the procedure! You are not stuck in the moment of pain! You are in the holy space of healing, the middle ground where God’s Grace meets your humanity. It’s easy to despise this part. It’s tempting to hide the scars, to resent the slowness, to wish you could fast-forward past the ache and healing. But God says: Don’t rush it! Let recovery have its full work in you. Your strength is not measured by how quickly you “bounce back.” Your strength is measured by how willingly you stay surrendered while God knits you back together, piece by piece, layer by layer. There’s beauty in the unfinished parts of your story! There’s Glory in the scars you wish you could erase!

There’s power resting on your life, not despite your weakness, but because of it! 2 Corinthians 12:9 is here to remind you, that God’s power shines brightest not when you are pretending to be strong, but when we you are honest about needing Him!  It’s in your most vulnerable state, His most victorious strength shows up! Recovery is the evidence that God is not finished with you yet. It is the place where He holds you close, binds up your wounds, and teaches you how to walk again, not in your own strength, but in His. You are not just getting back to normal; you are being remade for greater!

Every time you choose to rest when you want to rush, you are exercising faith. Every time you choose to stay instead of striving, you are declaring, “God’s hand is on me, and I will wait for His healing to complete its work.” Every time you embrace the slow miracle of recovery, you are trusting that what God started, He will finish. Your scars are not the end of your story. They are proof that the miracle has already started. They are the trophies of battles won, not by might, not by power, but by the Spirit of the Lord. Zechariah 4:6 (NIV) says: “Not by might nor by power, but by my Spirit,’ says the Lord Almighty.” You are being rewoven into something stronger, softer, and more beautiful than ever before. You are living proof that God’s Grace works, even when life feels slow, sore, and silent.

Take a breath today. Look at your scars, and instead of shame, speak survival. Look at the healing, and instead of despair, declare destiny. Recovery is happening. Healing is winning. God’s hand is still on you. Every scar is not a mark of defeat but a memorial of deliverance. Your scars tell the world that the Grace that God has for you is greater, and that His Mercy is stronger, and that God is faithful to finish what He started in you from the beginning. Today, look at your scars and say thank you, it drew you to God!

Let’s Pray:
Father, today I thank You for the scars that remind me I am still standing. They are not signs of shame; they are signatures of God’s Grace. Every wound You have healed, every tear You have caught, every broken place You have touched with Your Mercy is a testimony to Your faithfulness in my life. Lord, teach me not to resent recovery. Help me to see that what feels like weakness is really the birthplace of Your strength in me. Give me courage to let healing happen at Your pace, not mine. Give me boldness to show my scars, not to glorify the pain, but to glorify the Healer who brought me through. When I am tempted to rush ahead, anchor me in patience. When I am tempted to hide my healing, remind me that my survival is a song of victory You have written over me. Today I choose to embrace recovery, not as a punishment, but as a promise. Today, I choose to breathe deeply, trust completely, and heal intentionally. I declare that my scars will preach louder than my pain. I declare that my story will carry the sound of survival, not defeat. I declare that Your Spirit is doing a deep work in me, even when I cannot see it all yet. Thank You for being the kind of Father who does not just heal, You restore. You do not just patch up wounds, You make all things new. I believe that I will recover, and not just return to who I was, but become more whole, more free, and more fully alive in You. You are the Keeper of my heart, the Healer of my soul, and the Builder of my new beginning. In the Mighty Name of Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen!

Blessings…
Love, Dr. Jean…

Good Morning Sunshine, Do You Want To Get Well?

John 5:5-9 AMP ~ “There was a certain man there who had been ill for thirty-eight years. [6] When Jesus noticed him lying there [helpless], knowing that he had been in that condition a long time, He said to him, “Do you want to get well?” [7] The invalid answered, “Sir, I have no one to put me in the pool when the water is stirred up, and while I am coming [to get into it myself], someone else steps down ahead of me.” [8] Jesus said to him, “Get up; pick up your pallet and walk.” [9] Immediately the man was healed and recovered his strength, and picked up his pallet and walked. Now that day was the Sabbath.”

What was this place, it was pool with five porches that held the blind, the lame and the paralyzed and they waited for the angel to stir the waters, because it was believed that at that precise moment that the water was stirred that healing was there, anyone who jumped in the water first would be immediately healed of whatever ailments and diseases that they had!

But God, one day when Jesus was walking, He walked directly to that place where the man had been for thirty-eight years. (How long have you been lying in the same place?) But God, the day that Jesus walked in change the trajectory of that man’s life forever. (Jesus can do the same thing for you!) When Jesus entered in, He went straight to that man and asked him one question, “do you want to be healed?”. (This is a question that only you can answer.)

Jesus knows just how long you have been in this place! He picked that man out of all the other sick people that was there, He picked you out from the rest! Thirty-eight years of being afflicted, meant that everyone around you knew that something was wrong with you and that you couldn’t do anything about it! Stop making excuses of why you can’t do this or that, the man’s response was, “I have no one to help me into the pool.” (Stop making excuses, when Jesus asks you a question, He already knows the answer, He just wants you to tell the truth!”) When Jesus simply told the man to get up and walk! Just plain and simple!

Now it’s your turn to obey, the choice is yours, you can remain a victim or you can become victorious. When Jesus spoke, that man didn’t have to wait for water to be stirred, He was healed at the voice of Jesus! So, today this question is for you, what are you waiting for? Are you waiting for the waters of religion, routines and rituals to be stirred or are you listening to the Word’s and Voice of Jesus, who are you listening too? But God! When God has a plan for you, He knows just what to do to get your attention and to show just who He is, when Jesus cured him, everyone knew that this was a divine move and miracle for healing that took place! So many times, we missed out on our blessings because we are watching, waiting and looking for someone to stir the waters! You would rather see waters rather than seek the Master Healer!

Today, right now your Healing just walked into the room where you are! He’s healing everything in you right now! You are walking out of disfunction, diseases, distractions and disappointments pick up your pallet and walk! Did you hear what I said, Jesus is in the room with you! He is already speaking a word of freedom, deliverance, healing, and salvation. His Word is available right now and there will be is a life altering encounter awaiting you when you can recognize that He’s in the room with you!

Don’t miss your moment today because when Jesus walks into the room, everything and everyone changes!

Let’s Pray:
Father Thank You! Thank You that Your Goodness never runs out. Thank You for allowing Your Grace to continue flowing in my life, Thank You for Your endless provision in my life. Father I love You so much and I’m grateful, grateful and grateful! Father I Thank You for the gifts that have been stirred in my life, Thank You for the free flowing of Your Holy Spirit in my life! Father I know that now is the time for me to work the gifts that You have given me. Father I am striving to live better, to walk in Your righteousness in every area of my life. Father, I Thank You that I have a sound mind and that I can hear You speak to me clearly! Father, today I am grabbing hold of all the supernatural miracles and blessings that are coming my way. I thank You that You are moving me from glory to glory and that You are washing me over daily in Your Word! Father, today, “I will hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful. And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works, not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as is the manner of some, but exhorting one another, and so much the more as you see the Day approaching.” Hebrews 10:23-25!

Blessings…
Minister Jean