I Gave Them the Wrong Prescription: Confessions of a Redeemed Physician Assistant (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798244253429)

For years, I believed I was helping people heal.

I was trained in modern medicine. I trusted physicians. I trusted the healthcare system. I prescribed, reassured, and prognosticated-convinced I was doing good. But the first crack in that confidence did not come from theology. It came from tribulation.

As a physician assistant, I began witnessing patients treated unethically-not accidentally, but systematically-by physicians and medical institutions I had respected for years. What I saw forced me to confront a disturbing truth: much of what I had been taught to call "good" was not good at all.

This book is a personal confession.
It is also a dire warning.

I Gave the Wrong Prescription exposes how Christians were deceived into trusting medicine and physicians for healing while quietly abandoning the healing commands found in Scripture. Through biblical analysis, historical context, and personal repentance, this book reveals how mistranslation, tradition, and misplaced trust reshaped Christian beliefs about faith, obedience, healing, and salvation.

At the heart of the deception lies a single exchange: what God called evil was renamed good. One particular sin-subtle, compassionate-appearing, and institutionally protected-was able to deceive all the nations precisely because it was never recognized for what Scripture actually condemns. This book argues that the deception was not merely cultural or scientific, but theological and linguistic-rooted in translation error and reinforced by religious tradition.

Readers will be challenged to re-examine key biblical passages, including James 5, Acts 4:12, and the New Testament warnings about pharmakeia, faithlessness, and idolatry. They will be asked difficult questions:
Why do believers turn first to the world's system for healing?
Why is obedience now treated as optional-or even impossible?
And what happens when faith is reduced to belief without loyalty?

Written for mature Christians seeking biblical truth rather than comfort, I Gave the Wrong Prescription confronts modern Christianity's dependence on medical science and calls readers back to repentance, obedience, and covenant faithfulness. It does not offer easy answers. It offers clarity-at a cost.

This is not an attack on individuals.
It is a call to discernment of the Bible as it was originally written.

This book is not for everyone. Few will love the truths revealed here. (2 Thessalonians 2:10)
But for those willing to examine themselves honestly before God, it may change everything.