The Cup – Healing For The Broken

Jesus Our Healer – The Cup

Key Passage: Matthew 8:1–17; Isaiah 53:4–5

Week 1: The Cross – Jesus our
Week 2: The Dove – Jesus our with the Holy Spirit
Week 3: The Cup – Jesus our

The Symbol of the Cup

The Cup is an ancient biblical image of , , and .
In the Foursquare symbol, the blue color points to  and .
Together, the Cup and its color remind us that Jesus brings and .

Jesus Heals the Whole Person

Isaiah 53:5 – “By His we are healed.”
He cares for our bodies, our emotions, and our spirit.
Jesus does not divide our lives into ; His heart is to make us .

The “Already and Not Yet”

The cross secured the over sin, sickness, and death.
We receive a taste of God’s kingdom through and .
Full healing awaits Jesus’ .

Our Response

We with , expecting God to move.
We His even when we don’t understand.
We with , knowing complete healing is coming.

3 Takeaways

Jesus Heals the

Healing Lives in the “ and ”

Our Role Is

5 Questions

Where do you sense Jesus inviting you to bring physical, emotional, or spiritual brokenness to Him for healing?

How do you typically respond when healing doesn’t happen in the way or timing you expect? What might trusting God’s timing look like for you right now?

How does understanding that God’s Kingdom is “already here but not yet complete” shape the way you pray for healing or hope for the future?

Who in your life could you pray for or support this week as a way of joining Jesus in His healing work?

Revelation 21 promises a day of complete restoration. How does that future hope encourage you in the struggles and pains you face today?