the importance of salvation
Jesus said, "What does it profit a man if he gains the world, but loses his soul" (Mark 8:36). These words make it clear that salvation is the most important issue that we must deal with. When Jesus healed people, His goals was to demonstrate that He was the Messiah and the Son of God so that people would follow Him. When the royal official came to Jesus in Cana of Galilee to get Him to heal his son, Jesus said to him, "Unless you people see signs and wonders, you simply will not believe" (John 4:46-54). He did not go around healing as many people as possible to relieve them of their pain, because that was not His ultimate goal. So, rather than go to the man's home to heal his son, Jesus simply told him, "Go, your son lives." When the father arrived home and saw that his son was healed, "He himself believed and his whole household." That was Jesus' goal, not just healing the man's son, but revealing Himself as the Messiah so that people would follow Him. He healed the blind so they would follow Him; He healed the lame so that they would follow Him; He healed the deaf so that they will follow Him.
This prayer ministry, likewise, wants to see people supernaturally healed of their grief, anger, and trauma, not just that they feel better but that they will follow Jesus. Many times after people are supernaturally set free from anger, grief, shame, and PTSD they get saved and begin to seek God and to follow Him. This is our desire for the people of Uvalde.
THE IMPORTANCE OF CHURCH ATTENDANCE AND FOLLOW-UP:
Once an individual is set free from their anger, grief, shame, sadness and fear, we want to see them get saved and become involved in a local church where they can receive fellowship and biblical teaching so that they can grow spiritually. If they do not do this, they will very likely slide back into their former state of anger or depression. We want them to be set free so that they will follow Jesus and serve him, and they need to be involved in a local church in order to do this.