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'Just One Touch' by Ron Poindexter: The Power of His Presence

Ron Poindexter - Just One Touch

Life brings suffering, and sometimes that seems too deep to bear alone. In these moments of deepest suffering, when all feels lost, we may ask ourselves how healing is possible. Yet there is One who is not bound by our earthly limitations – Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

The song “Just One Touch” reminds us that no matter the pain, or how deep the hole we find ourselves in, Jesus meets us where we are. All we need is one touch from Him to find healing, rekindle hope, and change lives. The woman who fought through crowds just to touch Jesus’ robe knew this. With just one touch, her bleeding stopped, and she was made whole.

This song encourages us to first go to Jesus whenever we are facing challenges, just like this woman did. When doctors give up and families walk away, Jesus stays beside you. He is the rock on which we stand, the redeemer of our souls, the healer of our lives, and the shelter in every storm. His touch brings healing and power like nothing else.

Even when storms surround us and our sorrows feel as if they are too much to bear, we also stand on God’s unchanging promises. Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. When we cry out to Him in humble prayer, seeking His healing touch, He meets us right where we are. His divine power transcends all human limits, giving us victory, restoring us, and making us strong.

Though suffering is part of this life, we have a Savior who bore our suffering to bring us salvation. Until that day, when there will no longer be any suffering, we look for His touch, knowing that there is always hope with Him. His touch brings salvation, and with that touch we are never the same.

Lord, we pray… all we need is just one touch from You. Nothing else will do. You alone can heal, restore, and redeem. Lord, hear our prayer - touch us now, and let us never be the same.

(Related scripture: Mark 5:25-34; Matthew 8:2-3; Psalm 107:19-20)

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