The Nearly Perfect Crime by Francis MacNutt

The Nearly Perfect Crime by Francis MacNutt | How the Church Almost Killed the Ministry of Healing

In The Nearly Perfect Crime, Francis MacNutt examines the near disappearance of healing prayer from Christian practice and how the Church, over centuries, nearly eradicated this essential aspect of the Gospel. MacNutt delves into the history of healing prayer, exploring the reasons behind its decline and how institutional skepticism and theological changes led to its diminished presence in modern Christianity. He presents a compelling call for the restoration of the ministry of healing, emphasizing its importance in the life of the Church and individual believers.

With profound theological insight and historical context, The Nearly Perfect Crime is both an analysis of where the Church went wrong and a hopeful call to revive the practice of healing prayer. MacNutt encourages Christians to rediscover this powerful ministry and reintroduce it as a central element of faith.

Key Features:

• Explores the decline of healing prayer in Christian history
• Analyzes theological and institutional reasons for its disappearance
• Calls for the restoration of the ministry of healing in the modern Church
• Provides historical and theological context for healing prayer
• Emphasizes healing as a central aspect of the Gospel
• Written by Francis MacNutt, an expert in healing ministry
• Insightful analysis of the relationship between faith and healing
• Encourages a return to spiritual healing practices
• Suitable for both clergy and laypeople interested in Christian healing
• Highlights the transformative power of prayer and faith in healing

Whether you are exploring the theology of healing or looking to deepen your understanding of Christian faith practices, The Nearly Perfect Crime offers a thought-provoking and inspiring look at the importance of healing prayer.