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A point of contact is a method we use to reach God and obey His divine instructions. Point of contact is also used in transferring the anointing and healing. I’ve checked a dozen different translations and the phrase “point of contact” is nowhere to be found in the scriptures.
A point of contact can be many different things: a prayer, anointing oil, a prayer cloth, Holy Communion, a faith-filled letter… it’s simply a method we can use to reach out to God. A few examples of a point of contact used in the Bible are:
Personal contact » Taking the hand, expressive of fellowship and helpfulness » The church, like salt, saves by contact Personal contact » Secured health and comfort for those whom he touched » The reassuring touch
That phrase, “point of contact” is not in the Bible, yet we see people throughout Scripture using objects and acts of obedience to receive healing from God. The handkerchiefs, towels and aprons in Acts 19 that were taken from Paul’s body became points of contact for people needing healing.
Is there such a thing as a point of contact in the Scripture? The Point of contact will use physical objects sent in the mail which elicits a response you sending them your best seed faith gift for a miracle. They may ask you to touch the TV or use some other object with your faith.
Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle, set apart for the gospel of God, which he promised beforehand through his prophets in the holy Scriptures, concerning his Son, who was descended from David according to the flesh and was declared to be the Son of God in power according to the Spirit of holiness by his resurrection from th...
The point of contact is a theological principle or a concept that we use in Reformed apologetics to speak about the place where the believer and the unbeliever may meet. Quite simply, the point of contact is found in the image of God.