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At this time in life, healing for us and our families often becomes of primary concern.
I have kept an eye open for a tool to help people rise up, claim their healing, and experience the deliverance God promised.
I think I have found it, in Andrew Wommack's free online course, "God Wants You Well". You'll find that his beliefs parallel ours.
God bless Andy for producing this outstanding work.
"God Wants You Well" are short, inspiring, easy listening segments -- incorporating all we need to receive our healing:
Andy claims: it's almost impossible to listen to these segments and not get healed. Anybody that can say that, and mean it, has my rapt attention!
How about you?
If you are facing physical ailments that threaten your quality of life -- or, life itself -- it is not too late to renew your strength, and fight back.
Just when we imagine there's no way God can deliver us, God can make a way where there is no way.
Here is the link:
"God Wants You Well" -- by Andrew Wommack
If this class is helpful, or if you have other materials you would like to share, please let me know.
Several of us Corps are ministering to others over the phone. We stand with our brothers and sisters, in faith.
Often, ministering by the spirit releases a word from God that ignites one's faith and miracles.
If you would like to be ministered to, or help minister to others, please email me.
Happy listening!
-- Steve Sann
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God bless you, dear brethren. THANK YOU for your prayers for Elizabeth and me these past 7+ years! We can’t wait to see you rewarded for your faithful labor of love.On April 30 I got the results of my 4/26 bone marrow biopsy. It was in late March, 2014 that the first one showed 85-90% of my bone marrow had been destroyed by the lymphoma, and the second one in June, 2019 again showed 90% infection.Now, it is ZERO!!!My oncologist was pleased because it appears the bad cells have been killed, and he told me to stop the daily chemo pill I’ve been on for 9 weeks. I will—HAPPILY! He originally told me that I might need to be taking it for 1-2 years!He said the good cells haven’t yet begun to proliferate, which he hopes they will now do, so that my bone marrow will start making red blood cells and platelets as it should be doing. I KNOW it will, with increasing rapidity.Elizabeth told me that the night before my biopsy, while I was sleeping, she put her hand on me and prayed, as she has done many times during this ordeal.This time she felt dunamis (a biblical Greek word meaning "power”) go out of her, like Jesus did when the woman with an issue of blood touched the hem of his garment.We are joyously praising God for His goodness! And we are excited about seeing accelerating progress in the days to come.Psalm 41:1-3:"Blessed are those who have regard for the weak; the Lord delivers them in times of trouble. The Lord protects and preserves them—they are counted among the blessed in the land—he does not give them over to the desire of their foes.The Lord sustains them on their sickbed [GodCare, Part A] and restores them from their bed of illness [GodCare, Part B]."Comments?Please email Steve Sann at:allbusiness7711@gmail.com
