Ride to Your Healing: A Guide to Get Your Physical Healing Today
Ride to your Healing: Jesus Takes the Wheel Journal by Arelene Braddock is a faith-based guide and interactive journal that explores the author's ministry of offering prayer and spiritual encouragement to passengers while working as a rideshare driver.The book is structured to help readers move from relying on worldly systems to trusting in God's supernatural healing power. Key elements of the book include:
Real-Life Testimonies: Each chapter centers on a personal experience from the author’s rideshare work in 2025. These stories highlight encounters with passengers facing physical, mental, or spiritual struggles, and illustrate how God intervenes in everyday moments.
Biblical Insight: The author draws lessons from scripture to explain that God’s instructions often defy natural logic—such as requiring "peculiar obedience" even when a task seems strange—much like the commands given to biblical figures such as Noah, Abraham, and Gideon.
Transitioning from Natural to Godly Strength: The "More Insight" sections challenge readers to examine areas of their lives where they may be overly dependent on human solutions (e.g., medicine, finances, or personal logic) rather than God’s provision. It encourages readers to replace fear and doubt with faith.
Journaling Prompts: Designed as an interactive journal, the book concludes each chapter with reflection questions. These prompts invite readers to identify personal "doors" that may be closed to God, examine their own obedience, and write declarations of faith to command healing over their lives.
Addressing Spiritual Hindrances: The author teaches about the impact of "word curses"—negative speech patterns and fears—that can create spiritual legal rights for sickness and despair to remain. She encourages readers to be slow to speak negatively and instead align their words with God’s truth.
Ultimately, the book serves as a call for readers to cultivate a heart posture of openness, gratitude, and obedience, encouraging them to believe that God's desire for their restoration is immediate and attainable.
