📘 Chapter 11 Review – Ministering Healing to Others - 11 of 11

 

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📘 Chapter 11 Review – Ministering Healing to Others

Derek Prince closes God’s Remedy for Rejection with a deeply empowering message: You are now equipped to help heal the brokenhearted. What you’ve received, you can now pass on.

This chapter is less about techniques and more about availability. Prince emphasizes that you don’t have to be a pastor, counselor, or seasoned minister to bring healing to others. You just have to be willing—willing to listen, to love, to discern, and to lead others into the presence of the Father.

He reminds us that healing doesn’t flow from us—it flows through us. It’s the Holy Spirit who does the work; we are simply the vessel.

Prince outlines a few simple but powerful steps in ministering to someone facing rejection:

• Help them identify the root – Where did the rejection begin?

• Lead them in repentance and forgiveness – Many need to forgive those who rejected them, and even forgive themselves.

• Guide them to receive God’s acceptance – Sometimes people just need someone to speak the truth in love.

• Pray with them in faith – Healing prayer, spoken boldly but gently, can break the yoke of rejection.

What stood out to me in this chapter is the simplicity of it all. This isn’t a program. It’s a lifestyle. When we walk in God’s acceptance daily, we naturally carry His healing presence into every room we enter—our homes, our churches, our workplaces.

For me, it was a reminder that all the pain I’ve gone through—family secrets, failed marriages, rejection in business—it wasn’t wasted. It was preparing me to minister with compassion, to understand the deep ache in others, and to speak life with authenticity.

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🔖 Favorite Quote from Chapter 11:

“If you have been healed, you are now qualified to bring healing to others.” — Derek Prince

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This final chapter is a commissioning. It’s a challenge to step out in love and confidence, not just surviving rejection but becoming a conduit of hope for others. And that’s the greatest testimony of all—not just that we were healed, but that we helped someone else heal too.