I ran into Lela at a restaurant in Tupelo on Thursday evening and she said she was leaving out Friday morning at 6:00 headed to Grant Co.  I asked if she had room for one more and she said yes!  This was my first reviveIN city!  What a blessing!  It was emotional, as it was the last time Kyle would be preaching in a revive city as he has passed the torch onto the national team.

While I was there, I was able to hit the street once and pray for the staff at a Church of Christ.  They were open and appreciative of our time and prayers.  We also prayed healing for a member of my team’s knee and he said it felt better!Continue reading “reviveINDIANA”

It’s good to have your charger plugged into what ever electronic device you are using…but it only helps if the charger is plugged into the power source.

Translation…We can only do so much in our own strength…we need to plug into our power source, God!

1 Corinthians 6:14 – And God raised the Lord and will also raise us up by His power.

This morning, I had prayer with Ray.  It was incredible!  I am so thankful for the Mining the Truth ministry and the way the Lord uses it!

After lunch, Gail, Martha and I took off on foot to see who the Lord wanted to bless.  I shared that my knee began hurting and right in front of us was a sign that said “Got Pain?  Come Inside.”  So, we knew we were where we needed to be.  We walked into the Candle Shop and asked if anyone had knee pain.  The three customers said no, but Mark behind the counter said…doesn’t everyone?  We asked him if we could pray for his healing.  He said yes and commented that the intensity of the pain decreased as a result of the prayer. Continue reading “What a Glorious Day!”

This afternoon, my team prayer walked downtown Englewood.  I also had the privilege to meet with a few of the National Team members about intercessory prayer.  Please be praying the Lord gives us direction and guidance into what this should look like to cover our ministry effectively.

I was also able to hit the street with one team and sit second chair chair during  prayer ministry.  As a result, one of my dear sisters wanted to get re-baptized as a profession of her new found freedom, amen?!

Today, our team went to pray with Max’s neighbor.  It was a treat, as I was able to play a virtual game for probably the first and only time in my life!  We had the opportunity to share the Gospel with the mom and their 4 foster children.  None of them said yes, but two of the boys hung onto every word spoken!  Seeds were planted!  We also went and prayed physical healing for Max’s wife.  Max and his wife were greatly encouraged.  Pray the Lord will continue healing her body.