Shadow Healing
One winter morning, there was a traffic jam on my drive to work, but rather than get stressed about it, I cued up some music on my iPod and got drenched by the Holy Spirit. As drivers crept slowly toward the pile of cars that lie motionless on the freeway in the rain, I immersed myself in an incredible time of worship and thanked God for lifting me out of the period of spiritual dryness…
The Bell Ringer
It was a sunny, cold afternoon and I was at the grocery store to pick up a few things for dinner. A woman volunteer in a wheelchair sat at the entrance to the store ringing her Salvation Army bell as a blur of humanity passed before her eyes. A handful of coins plinked in her bucket. The bell rang again. At the end of my workday, I breezed through Safeway and quickly found a roasted…
I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Get Up
As I drove to work I wondered who would be healed today. God had been doing more miracles through me when I asked people if they wanted prayer. Healing wasn’t just an occasional thing anymore, but a lifestyle. We checked out the ambulance and made sure all our equipment was working then called dispatch to let them know we were ready for our first call. I wondered if it would be someone with a foot…
My Craziest Adventures With God
What do you do when you’ve been writing stories about the supernatural works of God for five years? Collect the best stories and put them in a book. I’m happy to announce that my latest book My Craziest Adventures With God is now available for purchase on Amazon. There are a couple of things I hope to accomplish with this book: The first is to suggest that if God will do miracles through a former atheist like me, He can…
A Second Chance at Healing
Amy (not her real name) was in our new employee orientation class. When we told the group what we did, she said she was a detail technician. I didn’t even know we had detail techs. Her job is to clean up after me. When we cover the ambulance in mud, she washes it. When we leave fast-food garbage on the floor, she cleans it up. My mother doesn’t work here, but Amy does and I’m…