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Comment by Muani on June 2, 2010 at 3:06pm

Romans 8:35-39
We must have seen many beautiful appearance or faces etc in our lives. For me, I have seen two lovely faces, these are the most lovely/beautiful faces in my life.
One is My father.
Secondly, My Cancer patients.

My father was well prepared to leave this world, when he died. I could see Christ WAs in Him, his face was a glow with peace of Christ, and presence of God, charming and smiling.
He glorified Christ even after his death.
Death cannot separate my father from love of God. Because he died in faith and Christ.
You know, through all of life's trials, tribulations, hardships, burdens and many deep heart breaks, my dear father was never separated from God and His Holy Spirit and Love.
We were blessed at the time of his death because of the Life of Christ he lived and gave to us. He touched many lives and lead others to Christ, praise God!

Second most beautiful of faces is,
The cancer patient. Note; when I say beautiful
Faces I mean, radiant glow of his face or a radiant glory on their faces. I can see they have been with Jesus. May be like what they saw on Moses face when he came down from the mountain being with God.
A preacher, he keeps witting sermons in his sick bed in the hospital. He always has a smile on his face.
One day I told him that if he meets Jesus first, he should greet Christ for me, he said yes.
The same way like my father, the fear of death couldn't separate him from love of God, I could see him always with a smile on his face.
I rejoice in the Lord for these two most lovely faces.

Comment by ken omekam on August 18, 2009 at 10:08pm

Praise God. God has been so wonderful to me. He's shown me so much love; a love i never deserved and a love that i will never be able to pay. Couple of months ago, my supervisor at my work place told me my drawer was short of 100 dollars. In case you say, "what the heck is he talking about." I do work at CVS as a cashier and off course i do other duties as well like vacumming, staking, facing and so on and so forth. CVS is sort of like a part time job for me. When i heard what my supervisor had told me, i was in total shock. I didn't know what to do. I couldn't imagine myself getting fired. I began to recall and couldn't recollect how i could loose such a huge amount of money. I went back home and began to pray. I spoke the word of God and I looked myself in the mirrow of my restroom and said to myself, "I will trust in God". God has never let me down. He's the same yesterday, today and forever. The next day came and I wasn't fired. They were still looking for the money. The days went on and on till it got to weeks. And suddenly out of the bloom, I asked my supervisor if the money was found and she said yes. I was filled with joy. God is so goooood to me and has always been so gooood to me. I owe U everything Jesus. Thank U so much. There's none like you. I love you so much Lord.

Comment by Tinette Holmes on July 7, 2009 at 1:30pm

Hello group!I just joined and want to share my testimony.I grew up catholic being made to attend church every sunday.My familys home life was far from christian.My parents were both violent alcoholics.When I was 18 my first love died in a car accident.It was so tramatic for me that if it were not for may best friend and my family I probably would have followed him.I was very angry with God and rebelled with drugs and alcohol and men.I met my now husband 3 months after Jackie died.He was a drummer in a heavy metal band.On christmas eve 1988 I was waiting for him to return from visiting family and it was icey out.When he wasnt there at 4:00 in the morning I became hysterical.I just knew he had been killed.I was watching TBN on tv when a minister on there began speaking to me.He had my sitiation down to the pattern on the couch on which I was sitting.I had been pleading with God not to let this happen again!He said Jesus had heard my cries and that he was going to protect my boy friend.At that moment it felt as if water was poured over my head and a voice spoke instantly in my mind that said "never again, you will never face tragedy again".I instantly calmed down and fell asleep and after that I was born again and on fire for Jesus.I moved to california with the band.Every one was using meth at that time including my boyfriend.I stayed the only sober person in all those around me for 3 yrs.Finally out of frustration and anger I thought "lets just see how he likes it when I do it" and went off and tried some.I was hooked!I came home asking where to get more.I fought the meth demon for almost 15 yrs.I moved from cali to oregon to texas and back home and never fully broke free from it.In 2007 I couldnt take it any more.I began praying for deliverence very ferverently.Through a series of events the Lord lead me away from that drug.It wasnt instant.It was a hard road but I walked it holding the hand of Jesus.I had the strong sense that warrior angels were protecting me and my family and leading me through the dark.We moved into a new house and only stumbled a few times after that.Jesus never left me.Through all of the debauchery and foulness he never left me.He patiently waited for my will to turn towards him and for me to ask for deliverance.Alcohol was my next drug of choice.I began drinking vodka or rum every night after work until I was drunk every night.I saw that I was sad and in bondage to this demon also and I prayed the rosary and asked Mother Mary to pray to her son for my delivernce from alcohol.One day I was looking around on the computer while bored at home and I was lead to a site called REVELATIONS OF HELL.It helped me to see that drunkness could lead me to hell and I had a great revelation in my soul.I have been sober for 3 months now and am growing with Jesus.It gets sweeter every day that I walk closer to my saviour.
Thankyou for letting me share my testimony.
Tinette

Comment by Bob Archer Head Site Pastor on April 23, 2009 at 9:49pm

What Occupies Your Heart?

I squirmed a bit as I forced myself to listen to my friend cataloguing his problems. After three hours, I interrupted him gently to ask, if you were to draw a circle to represent your life, what would be in the centre?
He thought a moment, then said, my problems. My friend spoke the truth.

A week later, I sat across the hospital bed on which lay my young friend, Jack, who had just been diagnosed with acute leukaemia. Gray and perspiring, with a swath of bandages encasing his throat from a biopsy, Jack talked to a student nurse who was interviewing terminally ill people to see if there was any way she could help them.

Oh, Jan, I’m a bit fearful of the pain and process of dying – but I’m not afraid of death! It’ll just be a change of residence for me, I heard my friend , his face radiant from within, say to this student nurse. And for forty-five minutes, Jack explained the good news of Jesus Christ to Jan.

Afterward, I thought, both my friends have serious problems. Yet one is walking in despair, and the other in joy. What makes the difference?
Then I realized what it was. My friend’s heart was occupied with his problems; but Jacks heart was occupied with the Living God.


"The LORD blesses you and keeps you; the LORD makes his face shines upon you and be gracious to you; the LORD turn his face toward you and give you peace." Numbers 6:24-26

Comment by gail on March 24, 2009 at 7:53am

praise Father Abba for all the christians willing to share the gospel.may God richly bless you and yours

Comment by Linda Harrington on February 16, 2009 at 6:03am

I just want to say that God is our provider. For a long time i wanted a computerbut I couldnt afford one. Everyone said go get one on credit . Isaid no i want one i dont have to pay for..I kept confessing that and praying for one . Praise the Lord I now have one and it hasnt cost me anything. God will use people answer our prayers.

Comment by Linda Womack on February 16, 2009 at 2:57am

I am a newbie and saw this wonderful group and wanted to join you guys! This is GREAT! I just want to say that God has NEVER let me down or will he ever! I have failed Him and he always forgives! God is truly a wonderful God! That is an under statement!!

Comment by Nira on February 12, 2009 at 1:20am

I just want to praise God for keeping my sister safe while she's on the way back to Al Ain after she visited me last night. We got sandstom here and road is unclear or unpassable because of it. All vehicles are in slow motion, my sis just txt me that they got accident because of sandstorm but praise God, she is safe,all of them, no one was harmed. It is indeed God's protection is over his children. Always praise God either small or big blessings we received. God is so great!

Comment by Linda Harrington on February 10, 2009 at 5:59am

i read the testimony on this page and was touched. i pray for this woman that our Lord would arise with healing in His wings for her and that she will live to see her grandchildren grow up in the name of Jesus. with God nothing is impossible. amen

Comment by Brother Roy on January 31, 2009 at 3:54am

A Testimony to Answered Prayer

Recently I received the following testimony via email from a lady who lives in America. I was so moved by her demonstration of courage that I asked her permission to publish both her email to me and my response to her, so that it may help others who find themselves in a similar heartrending situation.

Dear Brother Roy
Through my parents in England (I live in America) a friend contacted you regarding a recent diagnosis I received of terminal brain cancer that had spread after four years from a breast cancer and a very short prognosis was given to me. You, along with others who are obviously kind and compassionate people that I have never met have prayed for me.

This past month has been a wonderful experience in my life. I have people from around the world praying for me and keeping me in their kind thoughts. I have felt the tremendous power of all this wonderful energy. Many of these people are kind souls I have never met. I feel a peace, comfort and joy I would never have expected at a time like this. Of course I can feel somewhat sad that I will be leaving my wonderful husband, daughter and two beautiful young grandchildren: Too soon.

This was my reply to this courageous lady

Dear Brenda
Thank you for your email that I received this morning. I was both saddened and inspired by the moving account of your present condition, it takes great courage for one to face their impending demise with such love and understanding and not with anger and hurt.
You are about to start on a journey that countless many have gone before and those alive at present and yet to live will one day surely follow. And for the loved ones that you will leave behind; they must remember that you will not have left them but only just walked on ahead.

I believe your testimony would help so many to deal with their own problems. I would like your kind permission to publish your email which would be an inspiration to so many people. I will continue to keep both you and your family close in thought and prayer.

This was her final reply to me.

Dear Brother Roy
Thank you so much for your beautiful response to my email to you. I am only too happy and honoured for you to publish my email letter and it is my sincere hope that others will be filled with the love of the Lord so that we can reflect upon our lives, to make any changes and to learn to love one another and live in peace for our remaining time on this earth.

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