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re: What’s your best story of an answered prayer?
Posted on 4/21/24 at 9:17 pm to Yaboylsu63
Posted on 4/21/24 at 9:17 pm to Yaboylsu63
Start keeping a list of answered prayers and your faith will be bulletproof before long.
We have a bunch of stones we write names on of answered prayers, so our kids can remember.
Multiple people where the doctors called in a priest for a last prayer. Our small group was lifting them up in prayer, and a few weeks later they were walking into the church like usual.
My niece with spina bifida is running and playing tee ball and you'd never guess her journey.
My childhood friend had a daughter born at 24 weeks. She spent months in the hospital. Just celebrated her first birthday!
My wife had a 3 year struggle with occipital neuralgia (not much of a prognosis there). Bad medications, constant pain and unable to get pregnant on those pills, she tried weaning herself off and prayed while she laid awake at 2am in excruciating pain. She ran across a doctor that claimed to heal that condition. He happened to live in a city just 4 hours away, and happened to have an opening to treat her the next 3 days (a patient flying in from Canada canceled), and her sister just happened to move about 12 minutes away from that Dr just 6 months before. She quit her meds cold turkey, drove over that afternoon and stayed with her sister 3 days.
Came back with no pain and happy as ever. Food tasted better. I was funny again, according to her, lol.
No less than 20 other stories like that.
God is real. He listens and cares. He doesn't always make life easier, because He's more concerned with our character than our comfort. He's not a genie, but He has a plan and will reveal His love and power of you want to know Him.
Jesus is all you need.
We have a bunch of stones we write names on of answered prayers, so our kids can remember.
Multiple people where the doctors called in a priest for a last prayer. Our small group was lifting them up in prayer, and a few weeks later they were walking into the church like usual.
My niece with spina bifida is running and playing tee ball and you'd never guess her journey.
My childhood friend had a daughter born at 24 weeks. She spent months in the hospital. Just celebrated her first birthday!
My wife had a 3 year struggle with occipital neuralgia (not much of a prognosis there). Bad medications, constant pain and unable to get pregnant on those pills, she tried weaning herself off and prayed while she laid awake at 2am in excruciating pain. She ran across a doctor that claimed to heal that condition. He happened to live in a city just 4 hours away, and happened to have an opening to treat her the next 3 days (a patient flying in from Canada canceled), and her sister just happened to move about 12 minutes away from that Dr just 6 months before. She quit her meds cold turkey, drove over that afternoon and stayed with her sister 3 days.
Came back with no pain and happy as ever. Food tasted better. I was funny again, according to her, lol.
No less than 20 other stories like that.
God is real. He listens and cares. He doesn't always make life easier, because He's more concerned with our character than our comfort. He's not a genie, but He has a plan and will reveal His love and power of you want to know Him.
Jesus is all you need.
Posted on 4/21/24 at 9:50 pm to Huck Finn
quote:Just a little while ago my wife was pregnant with unexpected multiples, and having lots of trouble pre-birth. Checked in 2 weeks bf due date, next morning it's an emergency section, 24 hours later, renal failure, liver shutting down and heart failing. It was the Tim Mcgraw song in real life.
Multiple people where the doctors called in a priest for a last prayer. Our small group was lifting them up in prayer, and a few weeks later they were walking into the church like usual.
Been with my woman over 20 years. I was a mess. A room full of specialists took her into her surgery, and the 2nd anesthesiologist in command over the hospital complex told me before I left to ask for prayers, because my girl was dying.
After another week and a half in the icu, we went home to be with their big brother, the hounds and the chickens. Had doctors coming by not affiliated with the case, "just to see the woman who cheated the inevitable."
She's in the bed now resting easy. Say what you will about the hundreds who prayed with me, but I know what I say about them and the professionals who turned the wrenches, and it's worth far more than gold and rubies.
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