Is James 5:14-15 A Promise To Heal All Sick Christian?  Yes!  But It’s A Conditional Promise..
Channel: Prayer of Faith
Date: 04/12/2022

Statement of faith:
1. Jesus Christ is God in the flesh (John 1:1,14), He is the everlasting Father (Isa 9:6), He is the Comforter (Holy Ghost) (John 14:16-18), yet 1 John 5:7, says  "these three are one", and that "there are three that bear record in heaven", so we know they are three, yet those three are one.

2. Repent is to have grief, but in the context of man and salvation it is to have godly sorrow for sins in humility (Psalm 34:18, 2 Cor 7:8-10, Romans 2:4-5)

3. The King James Bible is God's Word, and without error. (Psalms 12:6)

4. Pagan traditions of many "holidays" should not be celebrated, and can never be "Christianized". (Isaiah 5:20)

5. A Pre-Trib rapture is never mentioned in the Bible, and therefore it is false doctrine.  The timeline of when the church is caught up to heaven is after the sun and moon go dark, which is after the great tribulation, but before the wrath of God is poured out.

6. You can never lose you salvation, if you could do a work to lose it, then it is now of works (Ephesians 2:8, Romans 11:6).  It will never be by works during the great tribulation or at any point, and it never was by works in the old testament, but has always been by grace; the covenant has changed (no more Levitical laws, etc), but the way of salvation did not change - Psalm 34:18 (the old testament), preaches the same gospel as the New Testament.  It shows us God saves those who are broken are contrite over there sins (that's repentance), and they needed to put their faith in the promised seed to come, the messiah, which was Jesus Christ.  They had faith believing Jesus would come and save them, and we have faith Jesus did come and save us.  If it had been by works, then we would not of needed Christ's sacrifice; the New Testament doesn't start until the death of Jesus Christ (Hebrews 9:16-17), which means it was the old testament when the woman who wept on Jesus feet (repentance) was saved by faith (Luke 7:36-50), the prodigal son in Luke 15 was saved by repentance and faith (Luke 15:21,24) without works, and the publican was saved by repentance and faith in Luke 18:13, while the one who had the "good works" was on his way to hell.  All are examples of salvation in the old testament, and none included works.  If we have been born-again, I think we ought to know that there would never been a time where we could have done anything to save ourselves, when "all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags" to the Lord (Isaiah 64:6)(which is the old testament).

7. I believe that Jesus Christ lived a sinless life, and His sacrifice on cross was the only acceptable payment for our sins, "And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the whole world." - 1 John 2:2 and the he rose himself from the dead the 3rd day (John 2:19).  And that everything the Bible says about Him is true.