The Ministry of Healing: Miracles of Cure in All Ages by A. J. Gordon is a profound exploration of the mystery and continuity of divine healing — a work that bridges faith, theology, and lived experience. First published in the late nineteenth century, this enduring classic examines the spiritual and historical reality of miraculous healing from the time of Christ to the modern age. With both reverence and intellectual clarity, Gordon argues that the healing power of God is not confined to the apostolic era but remains an active ministry within the Church today.
Drawing on Scripture, church history, and personal testimony, Gordon presents a powerful case for faith as a restorative force. He analyzes the miracles of Christ not as isolated wonders, but as the natural expression of divine compassion and authority. From the healings of the early Church to the revivals and missionary movements of his own century, he traces a living thread of belief — showing that where faith is genuine, the ministry of healing continues.
Yet The Ministry of Healing is not a mere theological treatise; it is a book of comfort and challenge. Gordon writes with a pastor's heart, addressing doubt, pain, and the longing for wholeness. His vision is both supernatural and deeply practical: that faith, prayer, and obedience can still open the channels of divine grace. Written with luminous sincerity, the book remains one of the foundational works of Christian healing literature — a timeless call to trust in the living power of God to restore body and soul.
