What does the Bible say about sickness and healing? This article provides a biblical overview on these topics. He especially looks at James 5:14-15. The author also evaluates the teaching of the Roman Catholic Church and the Faith Healing Movement in relation to this.

How does Jesus Christ view illness and health? This article discusses the focus of the work of Jesus Christ, the manner of Jesus’ healing, the relation of sin and sickness, and healing as signs of the kingdom of God.

Did Pentecost introduce a new age of speaking in tongues, healing, and miracles for the church? This article examines some biblical texts that Pentecostalism uses to make their claims.

Does Scripture make a promise that divine healing is a blessing that flows out of Christ's atoning work? This article shows that this passage does not promise physical healing based on Christ’s atonement. Total healing will only come when Christ returns.

Many false claims of faith healing should not discourage Christians to seek a biblical way of thinking about sickness and healing. Looking at James 5:13-20 this article calls Christians to practice this text in seeking healing from God.

The article explains that God’s method of bringing healing to his people is through the local church. This reality should aid believers in thinking about the place of biblical counselling in the church.

The charismatic movement and the Pentecostal movement claim that the spiritual gifts of speaking in tongues, prophecy, and healing are for the church today. Is this true? This article examines the origin of these movements and their claims. It also discusses the meaning of sinning against the Holy Spirit.

Everyone who is sick longs for healing. What happens if healing does not come? How can a Christian live with sickness? This article gives comfort by pointing us to the hope we have in Christ.

This article looks at Romans 12:4-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 with the special focus on the matter of spiritual gifts — prophecy, speaking in tongues, and healing. The article also answers the question of whether the gifts were temporary or permanent.

This article shows that healing, speaking in tongues, and prophecy were gifts limited to the apostles’ time. The charismatic claim that these are sign gifts for God's church today is not biblical.

Part of the task of elders in caring for the church is visiting the sick. In this article the author shows why such a house visitation is needed, and what should be the purpose of it. The author discusses the role of the elder in bringing the Word and praying for healing for the sick.

This article on James 5:13-14 is about answered prayers and the relationship between prayer and healing.

This article starts by focusing on God's help in our weaknesses, and specifically the support of the Holy Spirit in our weakness. Through the work of the Spirit we may have rest in the midst of unrest. The author then asks the question if we will always receive healing and if suffering will always be taken away from us.

This article looks at the healing and prosperity gospel in Africa, and then discusses the sovereignty of God and the effects of the sovereignty of God in our lives. The author concludes by looking at wisdom and suffering and the fear of God in our lives.

This article is about the rise of occultism. Magic healing is also discussed.

In this article on Psalm 51:8, the author discusses our healing when we are crushed by sin.

In this article on healing and miracles, the author discusses the pain and agony of life and the forgiveness of sin.