Have you ever felt confused when your prayers seem to go unanswered? Have you found yourself wondering, ‘Is God really listening to me? Does He truly care about what I am going through?
I have been there too...
In the year 2022, we went through one of the darkest seasons of our lives—a time marked by a real and intense spiritual battle.
It was in that season that the Lord Jesus came and visited me. In His mercy, He blessed me with a private period of training that lasted nine months. From that moment on, everything began to change.
As believers, we all know this Scripture. Yet so many times, I found myself crying out to God, “What must I do to truly show my faith to You? How can I prove that I trust You completely, my Lord?”
When I prayed, I truly believed I was praying in faith. I did everything I knew to do as a Christian—I partook in Holy Communion, and I prayed earnestly with all my heart. My church friends prayed over my child. Pastors laid their hands upon my baby. We attended healing services at church, holding on to every promise we knew.
And yet… the question remained. Why had I still not received a miracle? Where had I gone wrong?
Until the year 2022, we entered one of the darkest seasons of our lives. My son, Jadon, faced a life-threatening major operation, as a severe hernia had caused many of his organs to shift from their proper places.
The entire surgical team warned us of the high risk—that my son might not survive the operation. Those words echoed within me, piercing deeper than anything I had ever known.
After crying day and night for two days, overwhelmed by fear, I suddenly remembered how the Lord Jesus had healed my son’s genetic disease. I remembered that first instantaneous miracle—and in that moment, faith began to rise within me.
I knew: if God had done it before, He could do it again.
Long story short, on the very day before we made the final decision to proceed with the operation, the Lord Jesus came and visited me in my son’s hospital ward.
By His mercy and grace, He led me into a personal season of teaching that lasted nine months—walking me through the valley and through the fire, and more importantly, Lord Jesus Himself taught me how to fight the good fight of faith!
A few days after the Lord visited me, I heard a voice from heaven:“Go and get a notebook. Listen to John Osteen’s sermons on faith and healing. Write down what you learn, and begin to pray.”The instruction was simple—yet it carried a weight of authority that I could not ignore.
And so, I obeyed.
I did not fully understand it at the time—but that moment marked the beginning of a transformation that would change everything.
If you listen carefully to the teachings of John Osteen, you will begin to uncover a powerful truth—the law of faith in the spiritual realm.
This is not merely a concept. It is a reality. Yet in many places today, it is seldom preached, seldom emphasized, and often overlooked.
Why?
Because this kind of faith is not learned in comfort—it is forged in battle.
Pastor John and his family did not speak from theory alone. They walked through real spiritual battles. They resisted the enemy by faith. They stood their ground when everything around them said otherwise—and through that fire, they came to know the power of faith in a way that cannot be taught by words alone.
And while many serve God faithfully, not all have walked through that same kind of fire that produces this depth of understanding.
But hear this—this kind of faith is real. It is alive. And it is available.
And once you begin to understand it, everything changes.
As believers, we all know that faith comes from hearing—and hearing through the Word of God. So when our loved ones are faced with a “life-or-death” diagnosis, we begin to listen more closely than ever before. Every Sunday, we lean in, paying careful attention to what is being preached, hoping to receive something from God that can help us.
However, when I was confronted with the terrifying reality that my son might die on the operating table, I came to a sobering realization.
The messages I had been hearing—the sermons on grace and prosperity—were not enough for the battle I was facing.
In that moment, I needed something deeper. I needed a faith that could stand in the face of death.
And so, following the guidance of God, I fixed my attention on teachings about faith—listening intently to the sermons of John Osteen.
I came to understand that the key to the law of faith is:
we must believe God when we pray for healing—and continue to trust Him, regardless of what we see, regardless of what we feel, regardless of what the natural world says— until the healing manifests.
As John Osteen taught in his sermons:
“You must believe that it is yours—even when you do not see it, even when you do not feel it. Let the whole world mock you because of the Word’s sake… for this is what brings miracles, when you walk by the law of faith.”
So take up your Bible. Search it diligently. For God is a rewarder of those who earnestly seek Him.
I put Pastor John’s teachings into practice in my son’s medical situation—and God answered every single prayer I lifted up to heaven.
Now, allow me to illustrate this more clearly through my experience of contending against dystonia by applying the law of faith, so that you may better understand how it (Law of Faith) works.
Dystonia is a movement disorder that causes involuntary, repetitive muscle contractions, leading to twisting movements or abnormal postures.
Medically, there is currently no cure, but the symptoms can be managed through a combination of medications, targeted nerve treatments, physical therapy, and, in some cases, surgery.
My son began suffering from severe dystonia when he was about two years old—a battle that, from my spiritual perspective, felt like a relentless attack.
He was disturbed by it day and night. Even though he had been prescribed four tablets of Clonidine, taken almost three times daily—the maximum dosage allowed—the frequency and intensity of the dystonia still could not be controlled.
Over the years, both my son and I have gone through countless sleepless nights because of these relentless attacks. They would wake him suddenly in the middle of the night, and each time, I had no choice but to give him another four tablets of clonidine, hoping it would make him drowsy enough to rest again. Yet even with such high doses, he would still be jolted awake by dystonia. It was exhausting, chaotic, and overwhelming. Neither of us truly knew what it meant to have a proper night’s rest.
It all began during a relentless two-week period when my son was attacked by dystonia over and over again. There was no relief—day and night, the episodes kept coming.
Watching him suffer so intensely broke my heart...
After two exhausting weeks without rest, I woke up one early morning filled with a deep anger toward what was happening.
In that moment, I made up my mind—I would not accept this any longer. I set my heart on putting an end to it through the power of God.
You may be wondering, “Why bring up the devil? Why show us this verse?”
The Bible tells us that God rewards those who diligently seek Him. So I began to search the Scriptures with all my heart, wanting to understand what God says about dystonia and seizures.
As I did, I discovered that there are actually passages in the Bible that speak about conditions like seizures and epilepsy.
Such as:
Matthew 17:14-18:
And when they came to the crowd, a man came up to him and, kneeling before him, said, “Lord, have mercy on my son, for he has seizures and he suffers terribly. For often he falls into the fire, and often into the water. And I brought him to your disciples, and they could not heal him.” And Jesus answered, “O faithless and twisted generation, how long am I to be with you? How long am I to bear with you? Bring him here to me.” And Jesus rebuked the demon, and it came out of him, and the boy was healed instantly.
As we see in Scripture, afflictions like seizures are sometimes linked to demonic oppression. When the father brought his son to Jesus, the Lord rebuked the spirit, and the boy was healed instantly.
You may ask, “What does this have to do with dystonia?” To me, the connection became clear: Jesus did not rebuke natural conditions—He rebuked demons, unclean spirits, and forces of darkness.
This led me to believe that what my son was facing could have a spiritual dimension as well.
Then came the question that weighed heavily on my heart:
How was I supposed to resist a devil I could not even see? How would I know when to stand against it—and how would I know if it had truly fled?
In my desperation, I turned back to the Word of God. If I was to fight this unseen battle, I knew the answer had to be found in Scripture.
So I began to search more deeply, asking God to show me clearly how to stand, how to resist, and how to overcome.
When I saw this verse, I was reminded of the authority that Lord Jesus has already given us over the powers of darkness.
In that moment, everything became clear in my mind—I knew I could not remain passive. I had to fight this attack through the power of God.
So I rose up in that authority and began to pray by faith, I regularly partook in Holy Communion and prayed earnestly three to four times daily, including before we went to sleep and again during the night whenever my son was awakened by dystonia. When I prayed, I boldly incorporated Psalm 91 into my prayers and spoke directly against the attack of dystonia, commanding it to leave my son and to die in Jesus’ name.
Apart from that, whenever an episode occurred, I would hold my son close and firmly rebuke the attack, commanding it to leave and to die in the name of Jesus Christ again and again.
You might ask me, “Did the dystonia stop when you began praying in this way?”
My answer is no—it did not improve quickly. In fact, for many days and weeks, I did not see any visible change at all.
Yet during that time, I was learning something deeper because I remember what Pastor John already taught me. Even when I could not see immediate results, I chose to continue in prayer and to trust God’s timing.
It was not easy, and there were moments of discouragement, but I held on to the belief that God was at work, even when I could not yet see it. So I continued to pray, to worship, and to stand in faith—quietly, consistently, and without giving up—trusting that, in time, there would be a breakthrough.
By the law of faith, I chose to stand firm in what I believed God had promised, rather than be shaken by what I could see in the natural.
In time, I began to notice a change. After a little more than two months of persistent prayer and worship, the intensity and frequency of the dystonia gradually lessened.
It was not sudden, but it became clear that its hold on my son was weakening.
Through it all, I continued to pray and trust, believing that God was at work, even in the gradual progress I was seeing.
This journey has taught me that faith is not always about immediate results, but about choosing to trust God even when nothing seems to change. It is about remaining steadfast, holding on to His promises, and continuing in prayer with a quiet and unwavering heart.
I understand that this may be difficult for some to fully grasp, but this is what I have come to know as the law of faith. It is a journey of continuing to believe even when our eyes still see the condition in the natural, and choosing to trust God through every moment.
For me, faith meant holding on, even when I could not yet see the answer. It meant trusting that God was at work beyond what was visible, and continuing to believe in His goodness and timing. In that place of not yet seeing, my faith was strengthened, and I learned to rely more deeply on Him.
To parents who are broken-hearted:
I speak as someone who has sought to faithfully apply Pastor John’s teachings in my daily life with my son since 2022.
I want to gently encourage you that when we walk in faith and continue to trust God—praying sincerely and earnestly for healing—He hears us.
From the very first day we begin to call out to Him, our prayers are known to Him, even when we do not yet see the answer.
Let us keep believing, keep praying, and keep worshipping. Never give up hope in the Lord.
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