Archive for April, 2009
Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
The testimony of Jesus Christ is the spirit of prophecy . (Rev. 19:10)
- Linda’s back was hurting her on Saturday and Russ laid his hands on her and he could feel the inflammation go down and the pain left her. Also she has had confirmation that she is hearing form God.
- There are people who are starting to get excited about getting a cash flow plan in working order.
- There are reports of dyslexia and autism being healed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Ashley has an interview tomorrow at 10 for a promotion!
- The number 1 radio station in Turkey (a 99% Muslim nation) is a Christian radio station.
- In Turkey there are limbs growing out and tumors disappearing!
- Brian and Jessica’s mortgage payment was reduced!
- A few people told Joel on Sunday that when they walked into the sanctuary the smelled something sweet! The presence in such a sweet smell!
For those who might be wondering why we are including reports of what is going on in Turkey: we believe that if God can do it there, He can do it here! We will testify of what God has done no matter where it happens, and always say, “Do it again, God!!“
Tags:autism, back pain, dyslexia, finances, healing, staff meeting, Testimony, Turkey
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
A couple in our church has been struggling financially and were facing the possibility of losing their home.
God has already answered their prayers about getting job so they are moving into a time of more financial stability. Today, they spoke to their mortgage company and they will be able to keep their home. In addition, their payments will be going down $200 per month, and they don’t have to resume making payments until June.
Our God is SO good!!!
Tags:answered prayer, divine justice, finances, foreclosure, Testimony
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Tuesday, April 21st, 2009
Denis went to Dallas to minister to the homeless. Here’s a report of what happened.
I went down to minister to the homeless of Dallas. We had around 40 show up for the service. We had them in a circle for prayer and I went around breaking the spirit of addiction off of all those in the circle.
There was one man who had been shot in the arm and was having problems moving his
fingers. I prayed for him and his fingers started moving better.
I took a friend, Tyrone, who had been a pastor before but had taken a back seat and was sitting out of the war. The minute we started praying Tyrone stepped up and began to pray for people and the Spirit of God hit him and there was real renewal of destiny. Tyrone will fulfill his
God given destiny.
Tags:answered prayer, destiny, healing, homeless, outreach, renewed faith, Testimony
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Wednesday, April 15th, 2009
Here’s another story about God using a member of our body to speak life into someone.
I work with a young lady named Stephanie. She was crying and I asked her what was up. She said the Dr. had told her that her liver was shutting down and she probably only had a couple of months to live. I asked her if I could pray for her and she said yes. I prayed for her and she was still upset but had stopped crying.
After praying for her I didn’t see her again until this month, April 7th or so. She looked good, had color in her face and I asked her how she was doing. “Well I have just gotten removed from where I live and need a place to live.” Then she smiled and I asked her about how she was doing physically. She smiled and said she had just spent two days in the hospital. They had run tests for the two days and the Dr. couldn’t find anything wrong with her. She smiled again and said she knew God had healed her!!!
Yea God!!!
Tags:answered prayer, healing, liver, physical healing, Testimony
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Sunday, April 12th, 2009
God even restores relationships that have been broken for a long time… Thank you Regina for sharing this testimony of hope.
Over the last few weeks God has made so many changes in my life. One of the things he wanted me to do was go to my mother and ask her for forgiveness. I cut her out of my life about seven years ago. God was very clear when he spoke to me about honoring my mother and my father. Wanting to be obedient to him I called and asked her for forgiveness.
She was very receiptive and was so happy that I wanted to have a relationship with her again. I asked if I could come see her; and that turned happiness to joy. God was clear that he wanted me to go see her and that my kids were to be part of it. They need to see what forgiveness looks like. God had put Easter weekend as the time to go. We didn’t have the funds to go on this trip but I knew God would provide. Taking a step of faith I started making reservations and told my mother I would let her know the details in a few days. True to his word, God provided the funds for us to go.
We arrived on Good Friday and we hugged, kissed and cried. I spent the weekend sharing with my mom what God has been doing in my life. During one of the times I was sharing she told me that she had stopped believing in God. I was really surprised because she grew up in church as a child and young adult. Her father was a pastor and I couldn’t imagine her not believing. She told me she stopped because she couldn’t imagine that if there was a God he would allow all the pain and hurt to happen to us in the past. The loss of the relationship with her kids was just too much. I shared with her what I see when I look back on my life and how I always knew Jesus was with me. Through the darkest times of my life he never left my side. I can look back now and see how the experiences I had as a child and teenager has molded into the person I am today. She told me that since I see it that way that she can start to believe in God again.
Before we left to come back home I asked if Bryan and I could pray for her. She said yes, so we prayed and part of my prayer was that God would heal her and give her strength. I want her to see herself the way God sees her. I shared with her that we need to let go of the guilt and pain of the past so it doesn’t hold us back from what God wants to do in our life. God not only restored my relationship with my mother; he also is using that restoration to restore her back to him. My mother emailed me on 4/14 and is interested in listening to the pod cast on the church website. I can’t promise that asking for forgiveness will always look like this, but I do know that by obeying God and having him plan everything out is so much sweeter than anything I could have ever tried to do myself. I hope this message blesses someone and gives them hope of what God can do and wants to do for us. I never asked this for myself out of ignorance; but God knows what was best for me.
Tags:answered prayer, forgiveness, parents, relationships, Testimony
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Wednesday, April 8th, 2009
We received this report earlier this month…
I had received a letter from the Health and Human Service Commission on Thursday stating that I was being investigated for fraud. There was a discrepancy in our reported income for nearly a year. I called the agency and was told that we would not only have to pay back the overpayment, but that I would lose any benefits I was entitled to over the next 12 months. I was frustrated after this phone conversation because I knew I had reported everthing I was supposed to.
The next day I received another letter in the mail, but this one was for the investigator in charge of my case. I called and left a message for her to call me back. While waiting for the call, we prayed for Divine Justice in the situation and put it in God’s hands.
The investigator called back within the hour and we discussed the case. After reviewing it further it was decided that I did report what I was supposed to report and it was a mistake on the agency’s behalf. We do still have to pay back any overpayment, but I will not lose my benefits and my case no longer falls under fraud!! Praise the Lord for all the wonderful things He does for us on a day to day basis. We are SO blessed!
Tags:answered prayer, divine justice, finances, government, Testimony
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Tuesday, April 7th, 2009
At our recent worship conference, Keith Luker described his experience in crying out for Divine Justice. After hearing Keith’s teaching, Brian and Jessica decided that they wanted Divine Justice for the things the enemy has stolen. Here’s what Brian experienced.
We made our list on Saturday (4/4/09) which included the loss of my job. We cried out for Divine Justice that evening. On Monday, I had an interview at 11:00 AM with a company I have been trying to get a job with for over a year. The interview went really well, and the interviewer said I would hear back from her as quickly as possible. A little before 1:00 PM, I received the call that the position was mine if I wanted it!
Congratulations to Brian on his new job. We’re looking forward to hearing more reports on things that have been restored.
Tags:answered prayer, divine justice, finances, job, prayer, Testimony
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Thursday, April 2nd, 2009
The testimony of Jesus Christ is the spirit of prophecy . (Rev. 19:10)
What’s The Good News?
- Brad got the promotion that we’ve been believing for.
- Kawiana got approved for the house she wants to move into.
- Bryan had a deal fall through at work and it looked like he wasn’t going to get paid for the work already put in. On Sunday there was a prayer for divine justice and Bryan has now learned that he’s getting compensated for the time he’s spent after all.
- Courtney was filled with the Holy Spirit with the evidence of speaking in tongues.
- Bryan and Regina were re-filled with the Holy Spirit and Regina has been powered-up with faith to pray for those who need healing.
- Anna was given money.
- A young lady in our church rededicated her life to God.
- Bryan had a dream, and the very thing he saw in his dream was prophesied over him on Sunday night!!
- Russ and Linda have been praying for their Moms who are both older and have health issues.When they talked to them over the weekend they were both doing much better.
As always, we want to know what’s going on! If you have any testimonies of what God’s doing in your life please contact the church so we can know what your good news is. You can always remain anonymous if you prefer.
Tags:finances, Holy Spirit, restoration, staff meeting, Testimony
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