Supernatural Saturday – Recording the Testimony
The importance of recording the testimony of God’s goodness.
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The importance of recording the testimony of God’s goodness.
Wonderful broadcast PM. I strongly believe in healing and rising from the dead. People have told their stories about when they were dying or died and then woke up. They tell how their family in heaven called to them and said “we’re here for you” this is miraculous. Thank you again! We keep you and Denise in our prayers God Bless
Franie
I have been most fortunate to have God heal others through me. It has happened many times. I just open myself up for God to move through me. When the participant says thank you…which doesn’t happen often, because they are astounded, I just tell them to thank the One who sent me.I have shared these healing with others, but probably not enough…I shall look into changing that.
I keep you in my prayers every night. God Bless, and thank you for all you do for all of humanity.
I loved that broadcast. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us.
Thank you for giving a shout out to the folks who helped you learn about healing – Todd White, Dan Mohler, Dave Hogan and especially Andrew Wommack. I’m a graduate of Charis Bible College which was started by Andrew Wommack. Here at CBC, healing is an important hands on part of the curriculum. I’m sure you are aware of Bill Johnson’s video on the Power of a Testimony. Bill tells how even the sharing (just the words) of a testimony can heal especially folks with the same malady. Thank you so much for your teaching and encouragement. Healing is good – it’s the goodness of God that leads us to repentance. Bless you.
In my quest to deepen and further my spirituality, the timing of this video is literally a God Send. Every single day, God brings a message to me that is pertinent to my challenges. Miracles? Yes. Thank you Dave.
Is/are there a listing of the persons/groups you mentioned?
Thank you! I really needed this…your testimony. May God always send his Angels to surround you.?
This is very helpful, and in my own life at present I am, and very consciously so, in need of the gaps in my understanding about healing and administering it, to be filled in. I was for many years, a typical ‘believing’ in healing christian. I believed in it, but didnt really understand it all, and rarely, very rarely, saw anything. 5 months ago this changed. I listened to a man named Roger Sapp. It was a 4 part video series of a conference he did in England, in 2012 I believe. Initially I was simply going to re-watch this series after a feeling came to do so. I had watched it 3 years before, certain things spoke to me, but I only watched the series once, and then moved on. This time my only intent was just to re-watch, no other thought was in my mind. But when I started to watch, immediately came this thought: okay, I am going to listen very, very carefully to this man to see if I can understand as clearly as possible what he is saying and where he is coming from. I began to listen daily with the goal being to understand, however much time that took. When I didnt understand, I would rewind and relisten. Often. I listened to the series 15 times, but with all the rewinding and relistening it was a lot more. For 3 months this became the prime activity of my life, listening to the videos, meditating on them, taking notes, and having scriptures light up to me that related to healing. I dont know when exactly, but it was in the first month at some point that faith just exploded in my heart, not my head, and I knew that I knew this was real. Not only so, but it seemed so very very simple. It was actually shocking how simple it was. At the same time I began experiencing what is still in process, a healing from ankylosing spondylitis, which I have had for 35 years, and taken pills for many of those years…the last 17 years have been a steady diet of pills for inflammation. I have taken only 12-13 pills in the last 158 days, I have not taken a pill since day 35. Since I have had a couple of periods of remission from pain and the need for pills a couple of times over 35 years,that lasted a few months, I am biding my time to get to 7 months as a time, in comparison to previous times of remission from pain, that shows this is not just a remission by itself without God. Whether thats right or wrong, its just what I felt to do. At the same time, there is a genuine belief, especially in light of what has transpired inside me about healing recently, that I am experiencing a healing of God. I have some lingering symptoms in my body still, sometimes more noticeable to me, sometimes less. But they are like trace symptoms, and I find no need for a pill for inflammation the past 4 months and 3 days. The faith for and about healing that I believe is in me now, is wonderful in my opinion. The goodness of God thru Christ and his achievement at the cross and what has been provided, makes my heart sing literally about this. I find now though, that I have much to learn about practical application about healing, and there are things I am not clear about. I am not troubled about this, but I certainly need understanding as it seems the practical application brings situations, like recently, which reveals there are things I dont know and need help on if people are to be successfully helped. My process seems slow to me on the one hand, but when I look at the fact its only been five months, a lot has changed and so e significant experiences have occurred. I am aware of the great need, after breaking through into real faith about healing, to simply do it, try it. I recognize there will always be more learning in store, but none of that can occur without the simple thing of just going out and DOING healing. This is very clear to me. I have two recent stories I would like to share. A friend called 4 days ago, while moving a table a lower disc popped out, this has happened before, and this condition is a number of years old with him. He allowed me to pray for the disc, but first told me also of herniations of the layers of skin around the jelly cushion (sorry, dont know the technical name) between discs in his thoracic region of the back. So I prayed for both of these in a first prayer. Then asked him how he felt. He told me he felt heat. What he didnt explain is that that the heat was only in the lower disc that was injured, and also on the area where the herniations(his word) were. The heat was significant enought to cause him to start sweating. He went to the bedroom and changed his shirt because of the sweat. After discussing with him, a second prayer happened. This time he felt his back crack. Only later did he explain that felt his disc go back in when he felt the crack. His motion immediately improved after the first prayer, and when it was all done, he seemed not only a lot better, but back to how he was before the injury occurred. For me, I felt nothing as I prayed, which I am fine with, but hearing what occurred to him, I feel like Mary, I store these things in my heart and keep them, I feel like a bystander watching even though I was involved. I count the information relayed to me as very important, however it seems that though involved as the one praying for him, the only way I can properly appreciate what happened to him is by exercising my own choice to accept his testimony. Why? Because I had no internal or other feelings during the experience, so I cant apprehend the goodness and reality of his experience thru anything like that, this leaves me with just accepting inwardly what he tells me he experienced. Which I do, and that faith in his testimony does minister to my heart. Years before I always needed to ‘feel’ in my relationship with God. This whole thing has changed that understanding. Sorry this is so long, one more story. Prayed for an older man 3 days ago who broke a joint on top of his left foot close to his leg 45 years ago. He is catholic, his speech leads me to believe he is not saved. Was very receptive, to listen sincerely it appeared, as I shared the cross as the only way to be accepted with God. Then he allowed prayer. After prayer he took 2-3 steps and said his foot ‘cracked’. Said it felt fine, it was 9:30 in the evening, but that he woukd know better the following day by being on it, how it was. The following day there was no pain, completely unusual he said. At 3:00 he lay down to nap for 1 hour. When he awoke he felt pain about 80% as bad as the worst he has had. What didnt click until after with me, is that he told me that after the first prayer and then the following day, what was in his mind constantly was this: will the pain stay away, ir will it come back? The upshot of all this for me, is that there are clearly things I need to learn and understand so I can not only hrlp this man, but others. Yes it would greatly help to know someone personally who is more more experienced and who could help with the lack of experience of someone like myself. I dont say that in discouragement, not at all, just that it would really help. Thats not the case so Instead it has to be my patient listening and searching out of others like yourself PM, and of course by what God shows and teaches in the process that resonates and speaks to my heart. If this sounds like a complaint, its not. But it is a recognition that healing, like anything else in life in the natural realm, is something that must be learned by practice and then the gaining of understanding thru experience. I dont see this as a bad thing, in fact very hopeful. However its clear then that where we get in this is largely determined by what we are willing to put into it. God is willing, am I? I also feel like whatever lack of resources I have in terms of having someone to talk to directly about challenges encountered, and whatever lack of understanding I have, God can provide in his own way. I dont have to know how, he will just do it if a person is wanting to learn. Needing to know how is or can be an impediment, I can see that now. Anyway, apologies for such a long comment on the one hand, but I was encouraged by what I found on this site, including the message on the video, so felt to comment. So there is much to learn it seems, but this is real, God bless and thanks for all that you are sharing
Love this post and your book. I love commanding healing into the sick and have seen many miracles. I know that people have talked about posting healings on social media. FaceBook keeps blocking me from sharing my healing videos.It’s happened a number of times. I still post the words but seeing is believing. Any ideas on how to get these on FB. Should I try doing a fb live perhaps?
God NEVER lets us down. No matter how much trouble, financial, personal, employment related, etc my husband and I have gotten into over the past 30 years, we NEVER hit rock bottom – God ALWAYS finds a way to keeping us afloat until a new opportunity comes along. I think God truly loves laughing at us as we stumble through life. We are blessed, and I thank God for all the opportunities and blessings that have come out way over the years.
Hi Dave, thank you for all your hard work and especially remarks about “digital soldiers” on this broadcast. In addition to those very talented people you called out like meme makers, video and news posters, etc, I’d like to mention that I read a lot of comments and those who comment with positive thoughts to encourage and remind us there is hope are doing their part. We are in this together and I would like to thank you and thank others for their contributions and comments, they are important. Well done!