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Dateline: KAMPALA, Uganda (September 11, 2026)
Drawing from Original Biblical Languages and Practical Ministry Protocols, New Book Shatters Religious Misconceptions Around Sickness and Supernatural Restoration
Across the globe, millions of Christians suffer in silence under the assumption that sickness is a divine disciplinary tool or that the era of miracles concluded with the early apostles. In his new theological and ministry manual, Healing Is For Today: Unleashing Dunamis Healing Power, Ugandan Bible teacher and minister Apostle Edward Ssewanyana confronts these misconceptions directly, delivering an exhaustive scriptural case that divine healing remains an active covenant right for every believer.
Drawing upon original Greek and Hebrew word studies alongside decades of frontline apostolic ministry across East Africa, Ssewanyana systematically breaks down the vital theological difference between dunamis (God’s raw miracle-working power) and exousia (the believer’s delegated legal authority). The book demonstrates that physical healing was fully paid for in the Atonement of Jesus Christ, making supernatural health a legal reality rather than an uncertain hope.
Key Theological and Practical Themes in the Book
- The Origin of Sickness: Exposing disease as satanic oppression rather than divine education, establishing God’s unchanging will for physical wholeness.
- The Double Cure: Demonstrating how the Passover and Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross legally secure bodily healing alongside spiritual redemption.
- The Dynamic of Dunamis and Exousia: Unpacking how delegated spiritual authority commands and releases raw miraculous power in practical situations.
- Seven Scriptural Channels of Divine Health: Clear guidance on receiving healing through the Name of Jesus, laying on of hands, anointing oil, prophetic speech, repentance, the prayer of agreement and gifts of the Spirit.
- Ministry Protocols for Believers: Equipping believers and pastors to transition from passive sufferers to active ministers of God’s healing grace.
“Sickness is not God’s will for the believer. Jesus went about doing good and healing all that were oppressed of the devil. When the Church recovers the biblical distinction between divine power and delegated authority, miracles cease to be rare anomalies and become standard kingdom experience.”
Apostle Edward Ssewanyana
Book Availability and Formats
Healing Is For Today: Unleashing Dunamis Healing Power (320 pages) is Book 1 of The Dunamis Healing Series. The volume is available worldwide in Kindle eBook, Paperback and Hardcover editions:
- Amazon Worldwide (Kindle & Print): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HHQTBQV9
- Official Book Landing Page: https://edifireministries.org/healing-is-for-today-unleashing-dunamis-healing-power/
- Selar Store (Mobile Money & Cards for East Africa): https://selar.com/070179883k
- Goodreads Community: Goodreads Book Listing
About Apostle Edward Ssewanyana
Apostle Edward Ssewanyana is the Founder and General Overseer of Worldwide Apostolic Church and Managing Director of Edifire Ministries, based in Kampala, Uganda. Holding a Masters in Ministry from Morris Cerullo God’s Victorious Army School of Ministry, San Diego, CA, United States and a degree in Architecture from Makerere University alongside decades of pastoral calling, he specializes in biblical pneumatology, apostolic leadership and church development. He has conducted missionary and ministry leadership tours across Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Ghana and Ethiopia. He is author of “The Baptism of the Holy Spirit” and The Dunamis Healing Series. Learn more at Apostle Edward’s Ministry Profile.
Media & Interview Inquiries
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Edifire Ministries Press Office
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Location: Kampala, Uganda, East Africa
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