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35 Days of Spiritual Healing 35 Days of Spiritual Healing This is your season for the Greatness of God to be reflected in your life. It is time for you to be healed of all the things that have caused you to have delays in any area of your life. I am so excited to have you take part in this time of Spiritual Healing. I promise you once you complete these 35 days, your life will never be the same again. This is not the kind of 35 days of Spiritual actions that cause you to dread waking up each day, but rather you will find that each day you will arise with joy expecting and anticipating great things to happen. Purpose: The purpose of the 35 days of Spiritual Healing is to heal you from any visible or hidden things in your life that have caused you pain. The main purpose is to build up the character of the Spirit of God in you. You know you’ve been Spiritually healed when the character of the Holy Spirit is IN YOU and exemplified THROUGH YOU. Instructions: Each day you will wake up with a daily prescribed plan to help you fulfill your quest towards total Spiritual Healing. The 35 days of Spiritual Healing is broken up into 7 weeks. You will only have a daily plan for 5 days of the week, Monday through Friday. The weekend will be your time to see how the 5 days have totally changed your character in the area of focus for that week. 1 Page SPIRITUAL HEALING By: Dr. Allen S. Turner The focus of the plan is to help you find Spiritual Healing in dealing with yourself, your family, your workplace or school, your neighbors, and church people/ Associates. Remember you are not in this by yourself, 100’s maybe even 1000’s of others will be joining you in this journey of receiving your Spiritual Healing. Failure is not an option and running a close 2nd in the race is not you. You are the head and not the tail, and you are above only and not beneath. Whatever you start, you finish it. This time of 35 days is not for anyone else, it’s for you. You deserve to be healed and to start truly living a life of liberty and joy in God. In Luke 9:62, “Jesus said unto him, No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God.” What the Lord is saying is, “if you start it, make sure you finish it.” Enjoy the journey and we will meet you on the other side after these 45 days. Expect to be totally and completely Spiritually Healed. 2 Page SPIRITUAL HEALING By: Dr. Allen S. Turner Day 1 - Welcome to the beginning of the 35 days of Spiritual Healing. I am proud of you for starting this journey, and now let’s finish it. Remember, no turning back and at all cost we fight to the finish. Each day you will be assigned a daily routine that is broken up into 3 times of the day. These times are Morning, Midday, and Evening. I will prescribe you action plans that you just have to follow exactly. Remember this is FOR YOU. I want the focus on you for the first time in a long time, and let others focus on themselves. You deserve to have a great LIFE. Say this with me, “I DESERVE TO HAVE A GREAT LIFE”. Say it again, “I DESERVE TO HAVE A GREAT LIFE”. Action Plan: For each day of each week you will focus either on yourself or the group of people for that day, that are involved in your quest for receiving Spiritual Healing. There will be a theme for the week and the theme will work in alignment with how you receive Spiritual Healing in the 5 areas of your life, which are: yourself, your family, your workplace or school, your neighbors, and church people/ Associates. Let’s start: 3 Page SPIRITUAL HEALING By: Dr. Allen S. Turner Day 1 – Monday, April 4, 2016 Theme for Week 1: LOVE Morning Activity: It’s time to love you. You don’t realize it, but your actions, decisions, struggles, and pain are many times self inflicted. You ask how this is possible. Well, whenever you make decisions and choices that cause you to experience some sort of negative emotion or outcome it shows how you really feel about yourself. Wise choices come from wise counsel or decisions that are well thought out. It’s time to LOVE YOU AGAIN. You may say I Love myself, but let’s do the exercises and see if you can love yourself a little more. 1. Read The Following Scripture out loud to yourself: Jeremiah 31:3 Amplified Bible (AMP) 3 The Lord appeared from of old to me, saying, Yes, I have loved you with an everlasting love; therefore with loving-kindness have I drawn you and continued My faithfulness to you. 2. It’s hard to love oneself, when you feel unloved. You have given out so much love and many times don’t feel the love given back to you. God confirms that unlike others whose love is conditional and have unfaithful love, God says He has everlasting love for you and He will continue to be Faithful to you. 3. This morning I want you to write down 3 things that God has done for you throughout your life that prove He loves you. 1. __________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________ God’s love for you is so great that He gave up His very best to save you and give you everlasting life with him forever. 1 John 4:9-10 Easy-to-Read Version (ERV) 9 This is how God showed his love to us: He sent his only Son into the world to give us life through him. 10 True love is God’s love for us, not our love for 4 God. He sent his Son as the way to take away our sins. Page SPIRITUAL HEALING By: Dr. Allen S. Turner God is not like others, He loves you with an eternal and unchanging love. His love is so great that He didn’t wait for you to love Him first, but rather He loved you first. 1 John 4:16, 18, and 19 Easy-to-Read Version (ERV) 16 So we know the love that God has for us, and we trust that love. 18 Where God’s love is, there is no fear, because God’s perfect love takes away fear. 19 We love because God first loved us. Your heavenly Father loves you so much that He claimed you as His , even in the state you were in where others treated you as less desirable. He loved you and claimed you as His child without hesitating. His love is so great towards you that He is not embarassed to call you His child. 1 John 3:1 Easy-to-Read Version (ERV) You Are God’s Child 3 The Father has loved us so much! This shows how much he loved us: We are called children of God. And we really are his children. But the people in the world don’t understand that we are God’s children, because they have not known him. One of the ways we don’t love ourselves is when we withhold moving forward in our lives out of fear of outcomes, and worrying about succeeding. The Apostle John reminds us that, #1 God is love. Repeat that with me, “GOD IS LOVE”. John then writes there is no fear in love, and love[a]turns fear out of doors and expels every trace of terror! God is saying to you right now that I love you so much, that you don’t have to fear anymore, my guaranteed love for you should make you know I always will have your back and your front. God says my perfect love for you casts out all fear. Stop fearing, you have a God who loves you and wants you to mature in perfect love. God’s love for you is one that assures you that you don’t have to fear. 5 Page SPIRITUAL HEALING By: Dr. Allen S. Turner God’s love conquers everything that could seem terrifying or unachievable. You are tormenting yourself with all this fear!!! Love yourself enough to put everything in the hands of a God who loves you enough to handle it, and relieve yourself from always trying to figure out what God has already worked out. I know sometime you say Pastor Turner I have felt like God has forgotten about me, sometime I feel like He is hiding His face from me. Pastor sometime I feel like He is letting my enemy triumph over me. Child of God these are the same words rehearsed by King David in Psalm 13:1-2. Read it. Psalm 13:1-2, 5 1 How long, LORD? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me? 2 How long must I wrestle with my thoughts and day after day have sorrow in my heart? How long will my enemy triumph over me? Then David came to himself and wrote verse 5 to tell God, no matter how tough it gets and how I may feel that you have left me, I know your love for me will never fail and this means you have to eventually come to my rescue.
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