Bosworth stresses that faith plays a crucial role in receiving divine healing. According to him, faith is not just a passive feeling but an active, expectant attitude that trusts in God’s power and willingness to heal. In , Jesus says, “Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them.” Bosworth emphasizes that this verse highlights the importance of believing that we receive healing, rather than simply asking for it.

Bosworth’s teachings are grounded in Scripture, and he meticulously documents the numerous instances of healing recorded in the Bible. From the Old Testament accounts of Moses and the Israelites to the New Testament miracles of Jesus and the apostles, Bosworth shows that divine healing has always been a part of God’s plan for humanity.

The title “Cristo El Sanador” is Spanish for “Christ the Healer.” This phrase encapsulates the central theme of Bosworth’s teachings: that Jesus Christ is not only our Savior but also our Healer. According to Bosworth, Christ’s mission on earth was not only to save humanity from sin but also to restore our physical and emotional well-being.