God's Medicine by Kenneth E. Hagin. BOOK SUMMARY

_*God's Medicine_* by Kenneth E. Hagin. 

*BOOK SUMMARY*.

Kenneth Hagin’s *God’s Medicine_ underlines the basic fact that God's prescription for healing and good health is found in His Word- the Bible*. 

The book comprises 4 chapters. 

Chapter 1 which explains what “God's medicine” is– His Word. 

Chapter 2 talks about the “Directions for Taking” God's medicine. Here the author draws an analogy of the doctor's prescription of drugs to his patients; the instructions and directions that follow, and likens it to the directions of the Word of God found in Prov. 4:20-22 for healing. 

Chapter 3 is about “God's Medicine: To Be Applied From The Heart”. This being one of the directions for God's Word for healing. Here, the author explains that for healing to be effective, God's Word must be rooted in one’s heart, this which in turn plays a vital role in the way a man lives— inside-out. 

Chapter 4 talks about “Medication for Meditation”. Here, the author successfully explains that God's Word-the Bible, is the believer's medication which he's supposed to meditate upon if healing must be effected. 

Other points like “healing being the work of the Father, healing as the works of Jesus, and healing as a ministry of the Church” are also mentioned in this chapter. 

The author wraps the book with “A sinner’s prayer to receive Jesus as Savior”.

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