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Title: What’s Coming Next? Why Didn’t Healing Come? Two Books That Speak to Your Deepest Questions
By James Langston | joybells49.blogspot.com

Have you ever sat in silence, scrolling through headlines, wondering:

“Where is this all going?”
Or maybe in a hospital room, beside a loved one, crying out:
“Why hasn’t healing come?”

These are not small questions. They’re life-altering questions.

That’s why I wrote two books to speak into those very moments—the questions that shake our faith, trouble our sleep, and stir something deep in our souls.

📘 PROPHECY

Available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook

In this book, I examine today’s political, environmental, moral, and spiritual chaos through the lens of God’s Word. Prophecy doesn’t offer sensationalism—it offers Scriptural clarity. It helps believers discern the times, understand where we are in God's timeline, and what role we must play as the world edges closer to final fulfillment.

If you’re wondering, “Is this it? Are we in the last days?”—you’ll find answers rooted in the Bible, not fear.

📗 I Am (אני) the Lord That Heals You

Available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook

This book came from a place of heartbreak—and hope. It’s for the person who has believed for healing, prayed for a miracle, yet still faces pain, illness, or loss.

I dive deep into the theology of healing, the mystery of delay, and the sovereignty of God. You’ll meet real people with real stories—some healed in miraculous ways, others still walking through their valley with unwavering faith.

And through it all, you’ll see that God is still Jehovah-Rapha—the Lord who heals, even when the timeline doesn’t look like ours.

Whether you’re wrestling with the future or reeling from unanswered prayer, these two books are more than pages—they’re companions for the journey.

📖 Read them. Share them. And let them draw you closer to the God who still speaks, still heals, and is still in control.

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