Actually,
though Pastor Henry W Wright is supportive to a point of the medical community, he also holds no punches and tells it like it is.
His book:
A MORE EXCELLENT WAY: Be In Health—Spiritual Roots of Disease; Pathways to Wholness
documents extensive study and experience freeing and healing people of incurable things as well as more common things that meds are somewhat effective with.
I strongly encourage one and all to check it out.
Pastor Wright’s track record with some diseases is such that he has medical personnel experts in some incurable diseases sending him their patients from all over the country.
Certainly hard to argue with his great success.
He started out wrestling with God about why only 5% of those he prayed for healing for—were healed. God began to show him why and how to correct it. His success rate is way above that now.
Isn't he a KJV only guy too? Hmmm
Amazon reviews *(yes I sorted them by lowest rating first because I find them the most useful rather than positive ratings that tend to usually just gush emotionally saying "it's all good!")
There is a good review there by " R. Timm "love to learn" " who references James White of "The KJV-only controversy" James White is excellent. It seems Mr Wright is a KJV - only guy! Go figure. Rick Warren wouldn't condone that!
And here is an oft-recommended review of his "more excellent way" by Hampton Keathley IV at http://www.bible.org/page.asp?page_id=1687
"It certainly appears biblical, because he has a verse or two for every point he makes. I actually counted 186 verses quoted in the first 50 pages. But I didn’t find it to be at all biblical because of the way he uses scripture.
What does Wright claim? He says that diseases are caused by specific sins in one’s life. He claims that if a person repents of that sin, then we can pray for healing and the person will get well. If there is no repentance, then there can be no healing."
Hmm... Sounding kinda TBN-esque n-est-ce pas? I wonder what Job's problem was then... Seems to have been left out of the story. Maybe his sin it was having those crummy friends that told him his sickness was because of some hidden sin. Hmm...