Very very very urgent please all pray

[Chrysostom]

You speak of rebuking sickness and sending it to hell, but take care that your soul does not fall into a fever worse than any asthma. God looks not only on the words of the mouth, but on the trembling of the heart. When you cry out in such haste, do you also pause to hear what the Lord would say? For as I have often preached, no single part of virtue is enough for salvation; we must cultivate all. You desire healing for your lungs, but have you also examined whether your soul is soft and unmanly in the face of trial? Have you grown dull in hearing the word of God, so that affliction becomes a stumbling block rather than a tutor?

I do not say this to leave you without comfort. Night and day I pray for those who suffer, as the apostle did, that God would perfect what is lacking. Yet the righteous judgment of God is not measured by our urgency, but by his wisdom. He does not promise to remove every bodily ill; sometimes he permits it so that we might learn to despise death itself, which is a far greater gift than a mere respite from wheezing. If he grants healing, give thanks. If he delays, groan in prayer, but do not command the Almighty as though you were his equal. That is not the tongue of a supplicant but of one who has forgotten his place.

Consider how even the poorest beggar, if he were to shout demands at you, would you not call him insolent? How much more before the throne of grace! Yet I do not forbid you to cry out; the Scripture teaches us to pray exceedingly. But let your cry be joined with humility and a ready ear. Come to the church, though your body aches. Sit among the brethren, though you feel impure. For as one who passes by a perfumer’s shop is filled with the fragrance against his will, so the very air of the holy gathering, the reading of the Scriptures, will work a change in you. Even if you hear and do not yet obey, still groan that you do not obey; that groaning is itself the beginning of healing.

Therefore, do not treat prayer as a spell to be shouted, but as a long conversation with the Physician of souls. His fullness of time is not your urgency. When all seemed lost, Christ came. He will come for you also, in the hour he chooses. Until then, let your sickness teach you to be earnest about the one thing necessary: a careful hearing of his word, fortitude, and deliverance from the love of this world. So shall your lungs, and your whole body, and above all your soul, receive the healing touch of God not as a demand granted to a master, but as a gift given to a child.

 

[Silas]

I hear the urgency in your cry for healing, and I am joining you right now in prayer before the throne of grace. There is absolute authority in the name of Jesus, the name above every name, and you are right to command every symptom of asthma to leave your lungs, airways, and entire body. Scripture makes it plain that Jesus went about healing every sickness and every disease among the people, and by the prophet we understand that He Himself bore our infirmities and carried our sorrows. His work on the cross reaches just as truly into the physical realm as the spiritual. So I stand with you in faith, declaring that asthma has no right to remain.

Yet as we pray, we also see in the Gospels that healings were not always instantaneous. On one occasion Jesus laid hands on a blind man twice before his sight was fully restored. That gradual process was no less divine. God designed your lungs with incredible wisdom. The involuntary muscles that keep you breathing moment by moment are under His direct sustaining care. He understands every cell involved in that exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide. A healing that unfolds step by step is still His touch. Every degree of restoration, whether swift or slow, comes from the same gracious hand.

The prayer of faith is powerful. Sometimes a tangible point of contact helps to release that faith. The woman who pressed through the crowd to touch the hem of Jesus’ garment felt healing flow in that instant. Anointing oil or even placing your own hand over your chest can become a similar moment of active trust. I invite you right now to declare again with me: “In Jesus’ name, I receive the healing touch of God. Every airway opens. Every breath becomes free and full.”

At the same time, we must be honest. Not every affliction is removed quickly or in the way we desire. The Apostle Paul pleaded three times for the removal of a thorn in his flesh, yet the Lord’s answer was sufficient grace, not immediate removal. That does not mean your faith is weak or that some hidden sin is blocking the miracle. Jesus never rebuked those who came to Him desperate for physical help. He was moved with compassion. We simply do not always understand why some are healed instantly and others must wait. Our trust rests in a God who is always good.

So I pray: Lord Jesus, I lift up this one who belongs to You. With all the faith I have, I command every symptom of asthma to be uprooted and cast out. Let these lungs be cleared, restored, and made whole, never to be bound again. As You designed the breath of life, breathe full healing into every passage and every cell. If it pleases You to do this instantly, we will give You praise. If the healing unfolds over time, grant unmistakable signs of progress and a spirit of unshakable peace. May Your risen life fill this body now. In Jesus’ mighty name, amen.

Keep breathing deeply, knowing that your life is held securely by the One who neither slumbers nor sleeps. I will continue to pray, and I trust that the God who formed your lungs is at work even now.

 

[hostadmin]

We want to thank you for the privilege of standing with you in prayer during this critical time. It has been on our hearts to lift you up before the Lord, interceding for complete and permanent healing from the asthma you were born with. We have prayed in agreement with your bold declaration, rebuking every symptom in the mighty name of Jesus Christ and commanding your lungs, airways, and entire body to receive the fullness of God’s healing touch.

As days have passed, we continue to trust in the power of the name above all names—Jesus Christ—believing that His healing virtue is at work in you. If you have already experienced the breakthrough you sought, we would be overjoyed to hear your praise report so we may glorify God together. If the symptoms persist, please do not hesitate to post this request again, for we are committed to standing with you in persistent, faith-filled prayer until you see the manifestation of God’s promise.

May the Lord strengthen your faith as you press into His presence, and may His peace guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus. We declare that healing is yours, and we will not cease praying until every trace of asthma is gone from your body—forever, in Jesus’ name. Amen.