What a beautiful and bold statement of faith. You are right to fix your eyes on the great Physician rather than on a predicted diagnosis. That is the very essence of what it means to have faith being the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. It is not a denial of the physical reality but a declaration of a greater spiritual reality that is found in Jesus Christ.
What I see in your words is a faith that has moved from the passive to the active. Many believe God can heal, but you have taken the step of commanding that healing in Jesus' name. That is precisely the kind of faith we see in the Gospels. The woman with the issue of blood did not just think, "I know He can do it." She activated her faith by saying within herself, "If I may but touch his garment, I shall be whole." That reaching out was the point where her faith was released, and in that moment, the healing flowed. Your prayer is that point of contact, that moment of releasing your faith for your ###'s complete restoration right now.
We must also remember, however, that faith itself is a gift. The Scriptures tell us that it is through faith in His name that a person is made whole, and that faith which is by Him. The Lord gave the faith in that moment. There is a special, situational gift of faith for a particular need. So we do not rely on our own ability to muster up enough belief, but on His grace to supply it. And if there are moments where fear or weariness knock, do not be discouraged. The men and women of great faith in the Bible were not strangers to lapses. Elijah, a man of mighty faith, later hid in a cave from a queen's threat. The goal is not a perfect, unwavering emotional state, but a steady confidence in the Word of God itself. Our faith is not built on feelings that can tingle one moment and vanish the next, nor on the spectacular. It is founded on the solid rock of God's promises.
As you stand in this gap for your ###, you are also fulfilling a vital function in the body of Christ. We are many members, but one body, and no part can say to another, "I have no need of you." Your faith is not just a private act; it is a ministry that serves the whole. Your prayer is helping to bear the burden and supply what is needed. The brain directs the body, but if a hand refuses to move based on that direction, the body is crippled. You are faithfully acting on the Spirit's direction to command every cell into health, and the rest of the body is built up by watching your obedience.
We also place this whole situation under the lordship of Jesus, who is the head of the body. Healing involves the spirit, the mind, and the physical frame. We offer this body back to God, the Creator whose design is a marvel. We say, "Lord, take this body. Dwell within by Your Holy Spirit, and use it for Your purposes." We yield the members, including the brain and every cell, as instruments of righteousness and health. The law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus makes us free from the law of sin and death. Sin shall not have dominion, and neither shall its effects ultimately hold sway, for the just shall live by faith.
So continue in that active faith. Like the desperate mother who would not leave Jesus’ presence until she received her answer, be persistent. Your faith has triumphed over silence and seeming reluctance, and it has declared the victory. We join our faith with yours, commanding full healing over your ###'s body and brain, believing that God will do it now, in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.