This article argues that it is possible to please God even when you go through sickness.

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.

When it comes to medical decisions, what informs Christians when they face sickness, suffering, and death? What should guide Christians is the biblical understanding of life, sickness, and death. This article explains this an applies the principles to medical issues related to life support, living will, euthanasia, and some medical treatments. 

While showing that sickness is not a sign that God does not love you, this article shows that it is not automatically a sign that God loves you either. Looking at the biblical account of the purpose of sickness, the author shows that the application is different to a Christian and a non-Christian.

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.

Knowing that God is our Father and living in dependence on his sustaining grace are what make the Christian face sickness and death out of trust in God. Let this article explain.

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.

The ministry of mercy is an expression of God's Fatherly care for His church. It has already been modelled by Christ, and the church must follow His example. Therefore, the deacons play a large role in making sure that there is equality in God's church, that all get to live in the joy of the Lord, and that all are comforted under the pressures of sickness, loneliness and poverty.

This article on Christian healing also discusses body and spirit, and the pastoral care for sickness.