After church was over, I grabbed a few bags of buns and went to one of the poorest areas of the city to hand them out and see who I could heal and share Jesus with. I met a man named Wayne who had his left arm amputated a while ago. I tried to get him a new one through faith in Jesus, but we didnt see it manifest. More getting the doubt out... He was wanting to get his life back on track with God but finding it difficult. We talked for a bit and he started sharing about how hard things have been the past year. He had lost a few friends and family. He mentioned one guy who murdered two girls he knew and then he confessed to it and got thrown in jail. He was mentioning how he was being looked after in prison now. I could tell it bothered him, understandably. I decided to tell him that even people like that, we must forgive. That they are blinded by the enemy and they truly dont know what they are doing (thinking of what Jesus said Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.) He got very angry and started to tell me off. Amazing what unforgiveness will do to you. I then met Dave, a guy with a Rollator Walker. He had pain in his right knee after being hit by a camper? I think he said. After laying hands on it and speaking to it a few times he said it was better, but he seemed to walk like he still had pain. I tried to continue but he just said he was good, not wanting me to continue anymore. I then met a woman named Linda. She said she had arthritis pain of 10 out of 10. After the first time of laying hands on her and commanding the pain out, she didnt notice any change. She seemed to think it wouldnt budge. She let me go at it again and to her surprise we got it 50% better, down to 5/10. She didnt seem to want me to continue anymore either though, so I let her be. She was thankful. I would think that if it was getting better you would want me to continue, but I guess you cant force it on anyone, haha. Bless God!
Posted on: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 05:28:03 +0000
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