A Simple Faith Teaching

Jesus healed children when He walked the earth, and He still heals today.

In the book of Matthew, Jesus takes His disciples to a place called Caesarea Philippi. This was known as a place of darkness and false worship. It was there—in a place that looked hopeless—that Jesus asked a powerful question:

“Who do you say that I am?”

Peter answered by revelation from God:

“You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.”

Jesus responded with a promise:

“The gates of hell shall not prevail.”

This was not just a statement—it was a declaration of victory.

Many families with children diagnosed with autism are told there is no hope. They often feel lost, overwhelmed, and alone. It can feel like standing at the very gates of despair. But Jesus shows us that even in the darkest places, God’s power is greater.

After this moment, Jesus leads His disciples up a mountain, where He is transfigured in glory. When they come back down, the very first person they meet is a father crying out for his child.

Jesus heals the child.

This tells us something very important:

👉 The same Jesus who healed then, heals now.
👉 The Word of God is living and active.
👉 What He did before, He can do again.

That father’s journey took him from despair… to hope… to faith… and finally to healing.

This is the same journey God invites families to take today.

You are not meant to walk this road alone. That is why we are here—to walk with you, to pray with you, and to stand in faith together. This is a place of healing, teaching, and community, where families can grow in faith and learn to trust Jesus for their children.

Because of the growing number of children diagnosed with autism, this place was created—to bring good news:

✨ Jesus still heals.
✨ There is hope for your child.
✨ You are not alone.

We believe healing belongs to God’s children—and that His love is still reaching families today.