Why doesn't God heal me?
Joshua Infantado
I have a question for you: why Doesn’t God Heal Everyone?
You pray. You plead. You believe. But the healing doesn’t come.
Maybe it’s for you, or maybe it’s for someone you love—a parent, a child, a dear friend.
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You’ve read the verses about Yahshua healing the sick, restoring sight to the blind, even raising the dead. So, why not this time?
Why does God choose to heal some and not others?
This question cuts deep, and I won’t sugarcoat it. It’s one of the hardest things to wrestle with as a believer.
But if you’ll walk with me through this, I believe you’ll find something even greater than healing—something that can change your faith forever.
What we need to understand is that God still heals but not always the way we expect.
The truth is, miracles happen. People walk away from deathbeds. Doctors shake their heads in disbelief. And yet… some remain unhealed.
Does that mean God is not listening? Does it mean He doesn’t care?
Not at all.
Yahweh Himself said in Isaiah 55:8-9:
“For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways,” says the Lord. “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts.”
What if healing doesn’t always mean a physical miracle? What if sometimes, the greater healing is something deeper?
You see, God doesn't just heal the body, but also your spirit.
When Yahshua healed people, He often said something unexpected:
“Your faith has made you well.” (Luke 8:48)
He wasn’t just talking about physical health. He was talking about something much bigger—spiritual healing, eternal healing, the kind that truly matters.











