Searching For Healing: From The New Age to Jesus

by Julie Mellor

Are you searching for healing? Do you try complementary medicines, therapies, exercises and spiritual healing such • Traditional Chinese Medicine • acupuncture • chiropractic • yoga • reiki • meditation? Did you know that, despite their claims, most alternative therapies have no scientific validity and are spiritually dangerous because they can open doors to the demonic realm, making your situation worse? In 'Searching for From the New Age to Jesus', Julie Mellor shares her moving testimony of how she evolved from being an atheist to a Christian. A traumatic series of events set her on a search for healing, ultimately leading her to discover that God is real! In this book, Julie details her expensive and fruitless journey through many New Age therapies. Being continually challenged by the idea that there was a ‘God’, Julie decided to give God a month’s trial to prove that He was real. And He did! She found complete healing through Jesus and the Bible. This book will benefit anyone who is searching for miraculous healing. In this book you will • what the Bible says about receiving healing in Jesus’ name • the difference between Biblical healing from Jesus versus New Age healing • how to discern if an alternative healing therapy is compatible with Christianity • how to repent of involvement in therapies that may have opened demonic doors and be interfering with your ability to receive divine healing from God • How to position yourself to receive healing from God Julie Mellor manages, travels and ministers with her husband, notable healing evangelist, John Mellor. She grew up in Melbourne, Australia. For most of her life she was an atheist. She has three degrees from Melbourne University and a Master’s degree from Cambridge University. For 17 years she taught high school English and Literature in the private system. After going through a period of traumatising events which left physical, mental and emotional damage, Julie went on a journey searching for healing through the New Age. Her search was fruitless, expensive and frustrating. However, being continually challenged by the idea that there was a ‘God’, she gave God a month’s trial and challenged Him to prove that He was real. And He did! Julie was radically saved after picking up a Gideon’s New Testament. She found complete healing through Jesus and the Bible. Since her salvation, Julie has pursued God wholeheartedly and, with her husband, John, ministers healing and miracles to thousands in Australia and around the world each year, demonstrating the power, love and reality of Jesus Christ.

119 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 22, 2020

Reviews

[Julie Vala · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read on the dangers of the New Age

It's a remarkable redemptive portrait of how God led her out of these New Age practices. I'm learning, much like the author did how ingrained these practices are in many facets of society and a majority of alternative treatments. I was a born again Christian in my 20s when I became easily influenced to take Yoga at a local recreational center. And over the years, received various massages, reflexology, muscle testing, energy healing, and I got sicker and sicker. Praise God as I'm realizing the serious issues with these modalities. I'm cleaning house at the moment to anything that is detestable. For additional resources look into Be In Health, New Age To Jesus testimonials on Youtube. Steven Bancarz has an excellent testimony. Thank you, Julie for sharing your wisdom. May you and your husband's ministry be blessed!

[Glenys · Rating 5 out of 5]

inspiring read, enlightening to read about the dangers of some new age practices. Great list of prayers at the end of the book for the reader to use.

[Teresa Wright · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ms Mellor’s testimony from atheist to Christianity is a good story. However I found the information presented regarding the New Age judgemental and opinionated. I have also read the book she recommended and relied on and felt it was biased towards Western medicine, lacked in depth research and opinionated. Ms Mellor has no medical experience and she relies on the so called research of Western medical doctors writing about alternative therapies. Be discerning when reading this book.