Biblical Answer

Can I still have a relationship with God after losing my health?

Yes, you can still have a relationship with God even after losing your health. The Bible teaches that God's relationship with us is not based on our health or physical well-being, but on our faith and trust in Him. In Psalm 38, David prayed for healing from a sickness that he believed was connected to his sin, but he also acknowledged that God's redemption of his life from going back to sin was more important than his physical health.

In fact, the Bible says that even if we face a medical or financial crisis, we should keep our eyes on what God wants to do through us and those around us, not on the technical details of the crisis. We should look to Jesus, who was strength-ened and changed through His suffering, and trust that He will do the same for us. Through depression or illness, we can learn things about God and His sovereignty, and we can experience His presence and comfort in a deeper way.

Ultimately, God's relationship with us is not based on our health or circumstances, but on His love and redemption. As Psalm 147:3 says, "He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds." God can miraculously lift us up and away from whatever is seeking to devour us, and He can bring us through our struggles to a place of greater intimacy and trust in Him. So, yes, you can still have a relationship with God after losing your health, and in fact, it may be in those times of struggle that we come to know Him more deeply and intimately.