How God Guides Our Steps And Heals From Afar

The moment that changed the room started with a simple nudge: a word of knowledge about someone battling intense nausea. No one on site fit the description, but everyone knew the woman who usually leads the service and had stayed home sick. We paused and prayed for her anyway, and in doing so, we rediscovered a humbling truth—God’s care is not confined to buildings or schedules. It reaches into living rooms, across fatigue, and through the silence of nights that feel too long.

From there we talk about guidance and the steady assurance that our steps are ordered when we walk with God. Not as a poetic sentiment, but as a lived reality that shapes who we remember and how we respond. We look at what it actually means to be righteous: not flawless effort or polished performance, but repentance, faith in Jesus, and a daily life that grows from Scripture, church community, and obedience. If you’ve ever wondered where to begin, we outline a clear path—come as you are, ask to be made clean, and build a life that follows His lead.

We also name the tension of not having instant answers. Before any follow-up, we still chose to pray and declare healing, because hope can be both courageous and patient. As we close, we speak directly to listeners who are ill—especially those fighting nausea—and we pray for healing right where you are. If you’ve felt unseen or far from the room where prayer happens, this conversation is for you: a reminder that God sees, guides, and heals, even on your hardest night.

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Transcript

Word Of Knowledge For Healing

Linda Budd 0:44

In our encounters, miracle and healing service on Sunday nights, my daughter stood up and she had a word of knowledge for someone who was suffering, suffering with great nausea. And so we asked, Is anyone here nauseous? And everyone said no, but they knew of a lady who always attends the service, and in fact, sometimes she even leads it, that she was home because she felt so nauseous. So that was really cool. So we we really prayed for her, and I haven't checked with her to see if she's healed, but I just thought it was so gracious of the Lord because he knew that she's always a part of us and she wasn't there. And you know the Lord's just watching over you as well. He's watching over you and he's guiding you. The footsteps of a righteous man or woman are guided by the Lord. How do you know you're righteous? Well, you have to repent of your sins and ask Jesus Christ to come into your life. You must be born again, you must ask him to wash you clean, and through faith, you ask him to come into your life, and then you live for him. You read the word, you go to church, you live for the Lord, you do the things that the Bible says, and you're righteous. But first of all, you have to ask him into your life. And so, anyway, he was watching over her, even though she wasn't there, and he's watching over you. And so I just declare if you're feeling nauseous in your body, you're being healed right now in the name of Jesus.