Sunday, May 31, 2009

Fun story of the day.
While we were in the Healing rooms they called out a few conditions and gave those of us who were at the conference a chance to pray.
Ramona and Dawn (a friend of ours who is herself battling cystic fibrosis) have a chance to pray for a lady with a shoulder problem. As they are praying I can see them smiling and I can see this lady testing out her arm. When I go back to chat with Ramona a little while later, the lady they were praying for is actually up front giving her testimony of healing. She had pain in her right arm that disappeared.
Blessings,
Earl

4 comments:

Crystal Dueck said...

Yes that IS a fun story! :D It was great having you at our house again. Come again!

Anonymous said...

I don't have my Bible with me today... but I just really want to underline the attitude of praise to God that you demonstrate! and a verse that encourages me so much when I pray for my boys, is also a promise for you; this is where I need my Bible!!
..."He who began something good in you, will not stop until He is finished!!"
continue to bathe yourselves in His Presence.
praying,
Verna W.

Unknown said...

Ok ya'll we need to get together soon eh? Frit that sounds so awesome! Praise God! I'm so excited for you guys, I know Papa God is doing some awesome things in your lives. Thanks for pursuing and through that pursuit I get encouraged to pursue also. Anway, I'm back in MB till he 9th, when are you guys back? Anyway God bless!
Zephaniah 3:17 "The Lord your God is with you. He is mighty to save. He will take great delight in you, He will quiet you with His love, He will rejoice over you with singing."

Your bro in Christ
-wayne

Anonymous said...

What if God's answer is "no", or at least not right now?
I have struggled with depression most of my life. Just today I battled with negative, condemning thots, thots of confusion and false guilt again. I have prayed LOTS, I've read scripture, and confessed any possible sin in my life that I know of.....hoping to somehow overcome the depression. But it seems to no avail... sometimes the struggle in my mind is SO intense! Why doesn't God heal me from this? I know that doubts, fears, lies, condemnation and false guilt don't come from Him, so why do I keep struggling, why doesn't he release me?
So today as I was telling God about all these issues..... it hit me that maybe God is saying 'no'. That's why I'm not 'healed'. It's not because I didn't know how to pray, or what to say; it wasn't my fault. Just like the guy in the Bible who was born blind, it wasn't his fault or because of some sin his parents had committed, no, it was for God's glory. Could it be that God is saying 'no' so that He will be glorified? Am I willing to accept that?

Vi