You may have come here looking for healing but true healing begins with a relationship with the Healer, and his name is Jesus.

He sees your pain, your past, and the silent wounds you’ve carried for far too long. He doesn’t turn away. He draws near.

Jesus is not only the Savior of the world—He is the Healer of hearts, minds, bodies, and re-writer of stories. He came to reconcile you to the Father, to restore what was broken by sin, and to make a way back to love, wholeness, and peace. On the cross, He bore your sin, your sorrow, your grief, and your shame (Isaiah 53:4–5), defeating everything that brings death and destruction. Jesus is the One who binds up the brokenhearted (Isaiah 61:1, Psalm 147:3) and heals the wounds of every shattered heart.

He forgives your sins, carries your grief, removes your shame, and takes away the pain and the trauma that have tried to define your life. He sees you fully, and He loves you completely. He’s not asking you to clean yourself up first. He’s simply inviting you to come as you are —to surrender your pain, your past, and your story—and receive His healing, forgiveness, and freedom. Peace and eternal life start with simply saying yes to Him.

Through the cross and resurrection, Jesus didn’t just rescue you—He completely defeated the power of sin, shame, trauma, and death. He shattered every stronghold and stripped the enemy of all authority. In Him is resurrection life, and the victory that empowers you to overcome and walk in lasting freedom.

If you’re ready to say yes to the One who overcame, broke every chain, heals your heart, and calls you by name—this is your moment. You can invite Him into your heart and life right now.

Salvation Prayer:

Jesus, I come to you today, and I know that true healing starts with you. You see my pain and my past, and you love me completely. I believe that you are my savior, my healer, and in you is life and wholeness.

I confess my sins and ask for forgiveness. I surrender my pain, my past, and all that has tried to define me. I ask you to come into my heart, to heal my wounds, and to fill me with your Holy Spirit. I make you Lord of my life, restore was broken and bring me into wholeness, peace, and the love of the Father.

Thank you, Jesus, for bearing my sin, my grief, my shame, and my trauma on the cross. Through your death and resurrection, you defeated sin, shame, and death. You have the victory, and I receive that victory in my life.

I say yes to you, Jesus. I give you my life. Fill me with your peace, forgiveness, and freedom. I trust you and choose to follow you from this moment forward.

Thank you that I am now forgiven and reconciled with you. Help me to walk in the victory that you give me. In your name, Amen.