
It is a terrifying truth that cancer can strike anyone, but I pray you’ve found comfort and encouragement in the all-important truth that nothing is bigger than God.
I also hope you’ve seen that a battle against cancer can be a season of profound spiritual growth. Take advantage of it: Wholeheartedly embrace any treatment and any procedure you need. Choose to trust your doctors and nurses. Expect good results from western medicine and the amazing cancer-fighting, lifesaving technologies, procedures, and drugs the world’s brightest minds have produced. Trust that God wants to heal you. Befriend Jesus, walk with Him through the unknowns that lie ahead, and trust Him to save you. In other words, make the decision to live.
And that means—as I’ve said before—embrace chemo. Visualize cancer cells being utterly destroyed by this amazing medicine you’re being injected with. Get excited when you see nasty stuff being mixed into your saline drip because that’s what’s gonna kick cancer’s ass. Picture the chemo drugs streaming through your body, washing over your bones and organs like rushing rapids on a wild mountain river—cascading, turbulent, and powerful, washing away anything in its path. Embrace the half dozen times you’ll urinate during a chemo session: the different hue of your stream means dead cancer cells are leaving your body.
This is an excerpt from Trusting God with Cancer, by Rob Raban.
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