Message from Dr. Cherry: Cells

Today, as in Biblical times, God heals naturally, supernaturally and miraculously – and He has a unique Pathway to Healing for each of us. We just need to pray and then take the steps that are revealed to us.  

God also heals either instantaneously where we find immediate relief from our condition or progressively where it takes time for the full manifestation of healing to occur. Either way, healing anointing can flow through natural substances. This, for me, was a tremendous revelation in practicing medicine. If healing came only through the supernatural, why would we need medicine? Why would we need to monitor blood pressure? And why would we need any kind of pill or even need doctors? But God, through His plant kingdom, has created the natural nutrients we need to heal our ailments and for optimal health, as he intended.  

God’s Pathway to Healing is dramatically revealed in John 9:1-7 where Jesus touched a blind man, but he wasn’t healed instantly. Instead, after touching the man He gave him instructions to go and wash in the pool at Siloam. Jesus then spat on the ground and made a clay ointment with His saliva, which He then applied to the blind man’s eyes. As the blind man went to the pool and washed the mud from his eyes, he was healed. In this instance, Jesus used both the natural and the spiritual to heal the man. Similarly, in the Old Testament, we see that Namaan’s healing from leprosy occurred as he used the natural substances of the Jordan’s waters to wash himself.  In recent years, there have been reports about medications on the market – in particular, the warnings that certain pain medications (both prescription and over-the-counter) can increase your risk of a heart attack or stroke. There’s also been a disturbing report that Vitamin E, when taken in high doses, is associated with an increase in mortality. As a result of all these reports, it’s easy for us to become confused as to what works and what doesn’t work, what is safe and what may potentially be harmful, what is a natural nutrient and what is synthetic, and, ultimately, what we should or should not take.  

Below you’ll find links to my articles and television programs.  It is my hope that  you will read all the information carefully, and that you will apply it to your own health.  Also, pray about each topic and discuss any concerns with your doctor.  Finally, be sure to share this information with your loved ones so that they, too, can discover their Pathway to Healing.  

In His Divine Health,

Reginald B. Cherry, M.D.