by Phyllis | Dec 23, 2010 | Thoughts to share
Why does it seem that miracles are more prevalent in the third world? I have seen and experienced some here in America, but they don’t happen anywhere near as often as I ask for them. It may come down to this: in whom do I trust? I trust in God, sure, but I also...
by Phyllis | Dec 14, 2010 | Miracles, great and small
It was the summer of 2006. A blind man, a Muslim, asked an American woman in Mozambique for about $2. She prayed for him, but he wasn’t healed. So she gave him some money and suggested he come to the church service on Sunday. He came and brought a friend, also...
by Phyllis | Dec 11, 2010 | Miracles, great and small
A man in Nigeria at a gathering fell to the floor, in cardiac arrest. Someone pulled out a video camera. Those around him performed CPR for some minutes, and then gave up. Then the preacher took over. This is some video! What do you...
by Phyllis | Nov 30, 2010 | Miracles, great and small
For 23 years, Delia Knox was the gospel singer in a wheelchair. A drunk driver had put her there at the age of 25. She was paralyzed from the waist down. Many had prayed for her over the years, but two months ago the time was right. At a revival meeting, she walked!...
by Phyllis | Nov 17, 2010 | Miracles, great and small
My friend S. was spending the summer in a college town 8 hours away. The purpose? To learn the language of her country of origin, so that she could more effectively minister to refugees here in St. Louis. S. is a mother of two grown children and works, but the Lord...