Kia ora whānau, kia ora tātou, katoa whānau, Embassy, I hope I'm on so I'm just gonna
wait till there's some people up here, let's see, glory to God, hallelujah, hallelujah,
oh yeah somebody's here, kia ora, Gracie, kia ora, now I don't know why I'm so dark
but well this afternoon, 5.30, just coming off the streets from doing street work, going
door to door, looking for souls, looking for souls, looking for souls, so we're going to
get straight into our session right now whānau, so today's session is called Faith is an Action,
so I'm going to be reading some scriptures out and then I'm going to be expounding on
those scriptures, I like to read the scriptures, expound on it, then I want to leave you with
some practical examples and towards the end I want you to apply Faith is an Action in
some way, so if you like to, well if you've got your Bible that's good, if you don't,
you don't, I'm reading from Mark chapter 3 verse 1-5, Faith is an Action, many years
ago I heard Smith Wigglesworth say Faith is an Action and he would do some pretty outlandish
things, once he kicked a child, a spina bifida, kicked him off the stage apparently, and people
were just ahh, but by the time the child's feet touched the ground, boom, the child was healed,
and he said Faith is an Action, and it's a pretty radical action there, but there's a
principle behind Faith is an Action, so I don't just go by what people say, you've got
to study the Word of God and see what's the Word of God say, people's opinions about Faith,
people's opinions about the Bible, people's opinions about following Jesus, that's all
they are, opinions, it's like if you want your tomatoes to grow, you put a straight
stick in the ground so that the tomato plant grows around, a straight stick, when you've
got a straight stick, well a branch of a tree and it looks pretty straight, until you put
until you put a real straight stick next to it, and ahh, it's like God's Word is the
straight stick, our opinions are like the crooked stick, and so we always need to go
back to the Word of God, to the words of Christ, His words are the straight stick, opinions
are like a crooked stick, and so I'm going to look at the Word of God, as I said, Mark
chapter 3, verse 1, and there's a man with a shriveled up hand, or withered hand, and
so, another time he went into the synagogue and a man with a shriveled hand was there,
some of them were looking for a reason to accuse Jesus, so they watched him closely
to see if he would heal on the Sabbath, Jesus said to the man with the shriveled hand, stand
up in the front of everyone, then Jesus said to the man, which is, said to them, which
is lawful on the Sabbath, to do good or to do evil, to save life or to kill, but they
remained silent, he looked around at them with anger and deeply distressed at their
stubborn hearts, he said to the man, stretch out your hand, he stretched it out and his
hand was completely restored, amen, so the question here I want to ask you Father, what
was the action Jesus told the man with the withered hand to do, what was the action that
Jesus told the withered man to do, stretch out your hand, he didn't say to the man you
healed, he didn't say you set free, he didn't say you delivered, he didn't cast a demon
out of them, he said to the man, do something, do something, do an action, stretch out your
hand, see faith is an action, and the moment the man actioned, began to action what Jesus
said, the power of God fell on his body, faith is an action, we're going to go through this
principle, I remember one of the church services I was taking here, and I just felt by word
of knowledge I think it was that Jesus wanted to heal people that morning, so and I felt
I just had a thought, excuse me, I just had this sort of inkling that people with sports
injuries, old sporting injuries, or diseases in their knees, in their ankles, in their
shoulders, that if they, I would pray a prayer of healing.
And then they had to respond by doing something they couldn't do before.
If they had painful ankles, after prayer I said,
you stand up and down on your toes.
If you had painful knees, begin to exercise your knees.
If you had sore shoulders, begin to move your shoulders.
Do something. Action your faith.
And I got this because I've read the scriptures, faith is an action.
And so I did the prayer, prayed for Jesus to touch and heal everybody,
release the healing presence in Jesus' name, amen.
And then I said to everybody who was,
I told them to put their hand on their heart at the same time that I prayed,
as a point of contact.
And because I said we'll lay hands on the sick and they'll recover.
It doesn't say whose hand, it can be your own hand on your own body,
or it can be somebody else's hand.
And so as they lay their hands on their own bodies
and we prayed in Jesus' name be healed,
I said now do what you couldn't do.
And so people were standing on their toes,
people were moving their knees around, their legs,
people were moving their shoulders.
And if I can recall,
probably out of 10 or 11 people that responded
that they felt some improvement or were completely healed,
I had about four, three or four people running up to the front at least.
One, I remember, was a lady.
She had an accident in her ankle.
She couldn't stand properly on her ankles,
and she was standing up and down on her ankles with no pain whatsoever.
Another was a man and he was excited.
He ran up and he's bending down, squatting,
says he hasn't been able to do this,
I don't know for how long, we were months, but it was a long, long time.
People coming out and saying their knees are healed,
moving their shoulders.
I never touched them, but they reached out their faith to Jesus.
Faith is an action.
The moment they did that action, the power of God came upon them.
Faith is an action.
This is a lesson.
And if you can catch this key, this principle,
about faith being an action, it will help you.
You know, I lay hands on the sick.
I anoint with oil.
There's different ways of healing people.
But when you can get people to do a faith action,
I'd say I see 80% more healings, 80% more success
when a person does an action, does a faith action,
when I'm praying for them.
So let's read another scripture, guys.
John 9 5-7
As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.
When he had thus spoken, he spat on the ground,
and he made clay of the spittle.
He anointed the eyes of the blind man with the clay,
and he said to him,
Go wash in the pool of Siloam, which is by interpretation, sin.
He went his way, therefore, and washed, and came back seeing.
Here, Jesus doesn't say you're healed.
He doesn't say your eyes are opened.
He doesn't say that at all.
He says now he spits on the dirt, puts it on his eyes,
and he says now go wash your eyes in the pool of Siloam.
What was the faith action that guy had to do
before his eyes opened?
I hear you, yeah.
Washing his eyes in the pool of Siloam.
Was it magic water?
It had nothing to do with the water.
It had everything to do with the act of faith.
The moment he put water on his eyes, he could see.
The power of God was released.
I remember when I was in India just quite a while ago now,
and the first time I went to India, actually,
and blind people were brought to me.
Some were blind in both eyes.
Some were blind just in one eye.
Many were just blind in one eye with cataracts and so forth.
I remember praying for the first three or four blind people,
and I just couldn't believe they were healed just like that,
so instantly, and that was just amazing.
I mean, I'd never seen that in New Zealand,
but for some reason, over there, they were just healed instantly.
Blind person after blind person, healed, healed, healed.
In fact, I said to my interpreter,
Are you sure they're blind?
I didn't feel anything.
I thought I should feel something, a miracle in that category.
So after about the fourth blind person I'd prayed for who was healed,
I was pretty confident.
I thought I had faith, but I actually had presumption
because another blind person was brought to me,
and he had a growth sticking out of his eye a bit.
Maybe that long, sticking out. His eye was white.
He could see out of this eye or this eye,
but this eye had this growth sticking out of it.
So I was full of faith.
I'd seen three or four blind people healed instantly,
so I said, Come forward.
And I said, In the name of Jesus, be healed.
I rebelled that blindness and released the healing.
Amen.
And I said to the interpreter, How is he?
And the interpreter said, He is still blind.
I said, Oh boy.
So I prayed a second time, this time a bit more kaha, a bit more ihi.
In the name of Jesus, I rebuke the blind spirit,
and I release healing right now.
Open the eye. Amen.
So I'm pretty confident.
I said to my interpreter, How is he?
Oh, he is still blind.
I said, Oh.
By then, my faith has dribbled out.
And I realized I had presumption.
I presume because I prayed all the other times
that this guy would just get healed like that.
You can go out of faith and into presumption just like that.
And so I had to learn to just reverence Jesus again
and know that this is not by my might nor my power.
It's not by some little special formula I've discovered.
It's the presence of Jesus.
And I need to listen to Jesus.
I need to listen to the Holy Spirit
about this man and how I should pray for him.
So I said, Jesus, what shall I do?
His eyes should open.
And Jesus said to me in my spirit,
he said, will you do to this blind man
what I did to a blind man?
I says, what do you mean?
He said, I spat in the eyes of a blind man.
Are you willing to spit into this blind man's eye?
Because if you do, you spit in his eye, he'll be healed.
So I thought, yeah, I'm more than willing
because I'm not from here and I don't know anybody
and nobody knows me.
So I don't care about, I have no worries
about spitting in the man's eye.
So I didn't go, spat on him like that.
I spat on my fingers.
I wiped it across that eye.
The moment I took my hand away,
I didn't have to ask the interpreter
because this man began to scream.
He looked up and he's pointing at the sky
and he's shouting in Hindi, I see the stars.
I see the lights.
I see the stars.
It was such a wonderful thing, that blind man.
And he came seeing.
So my faith action was, I had to spit in his eyes
and his eye was opened.
I was just telling this story down in Invercargill
on last Thursday, last Friday, sorry.
And there was a woman there who had,
among other ailments in her body,
she had been going slowly, going blind
for the last eight years.
And so she said, I can see the outline of her face
but I can't see the middle.
And she said, the doctor says
they've given her injections into her eyes
and she's had so many treatments
and instead of getting better, they're getting worse.
And they said, you'll be blind soon.
Basically, you have to learn to read Braille and so forth.
So she's devastated.
So last Friday, she was sitting in my worry activist course
and I was just sharing this example of the blind man
when I spat into his eyes, how Jesus healed him.
And she, this woman, in my course,
she jumped off her seat and she yelled out,
spit in my eyes, spit in my eyes.
So I thought she was joking.
I thought this is, I laughed, yeah, yeah, sure.
She says, I'm not joking, I'm serious.
And she fell to her knees and began to weep,
spit in my eyes, I don't want to be blind.
And suddenly I thought, oh, this is the woman
with the issue of blood faith reaching out to Jesus.
So I stood her up and I spat in my fingers
and I wiped them across her eyes
and she went down under the power of God
and while she's down there,
I'm just getting an impression in my mind
that there's color coming back to her gray world
and that there's fluid filling the backs of her eyes
and muscles are being strengthened.
I'm no doctor, I just had this impression,
I told that to her.
And so when she got up, she started looking around,
she said, immediately, I think everything is sharper.
And we had a three hour break,
so she went back to her room.
When she came back, she's freaking out.
She says, I can see your face, I don't just see the outline.
I see your face, I can see your nose.
And I made her touch my nose and she says, I can see color.
And so that was just last Friday.
Here in New Zealand, faith is an action.
That faith action was spat on her eyes.
Faith is an action.
Let's read another one.
Luke chapter 17, verse 12 and 15.
Lepers.
As he was going into a village,
10 men had leprosy met him.
They stood at a distance and he called out in a loud voice.
They called out in a loud voice,
Jesus, Master, have pity on us.
When he saw them, he said,
go show yourself to the priests.
And as they went,
look, if you've got eye problems right now,
the Holy Spirit's telling me,
if you've got eye problems right now,
just, just, just, yeah,
just put your hand on your eyes right now.
Thank you, Jesus.
Lord, not by might, not by power, but by your spirit.
There's no distance, Lord, with you.
You're the eternal God.
Don't you, the past is not even distance to you.
The future is not distance.
You're all places and all times at once.
You're the living God, the God of the impossible.
You're the same yesterday, today, forever.
What you did to the blind men in India,
what you did to Mabel on last Friday in Invercargill,
do, Lord, to my friends that are watching right now.
Do to those friends, Lord, my father, my brother,
my father, do to their eyes, Lord.
Lord, restore back the vision.
Restore back the sight.
Restore back your power.
Oh God, dissolve cataracts.
Dissolve, remove the eye conditions.
Let clarity come back.
Let sight be restored, Lord Jesus.
The spirit of the Lord God is upon me.
Lord, you have anointed me to bring recovery of sight
to the blind, and I just release that.
power. I command eyes to open, eyes to be healed in the name of Jesus. Now do a
faith act. Just touch your eyes right now. Do that faith act. Faith is an action.
Open your eyes and if you can see clearer, there's a difference. So message
me, let us know. Okay, well let people know. Advertise. To testify is to glorify
Jesus. To hold a testimony in is to dishonor Jesus. Okay, so anyway, sorry
about that. I was reading about the Ten Lepers, but I just felt God wanted to do
that right now. Okay, so the Ten Lepers cried out,
Jesus rather, must have pity on us. When he saw them, he said, go show yourself to
the priests. And as they went, they were cleansed. As they went, they were cleansed.
And one of them, when he saw he was healed, came back, praising God in a loud
voice. So Jesus, the Lepers wanted healing. They wanted their leprosy to be taken.
And Jesus didn't say you're healed. He didn't say your leprosy is cleansed. He
said, go show yourself to the priests. It says, as they went, they realized they
were cleansed. As they went, that faith action, the power of God fell on them,
literally. And they were cleansed. But out of ten that were healed, only one came
back to give testimony. That's why I say to testify is to glorify. Jesus said,
where are the others? Where are the other nine? Wasn't there ten of you? And this
dude, he's not even a Christian. He's a Samaritan. Okay, faith is in action. Let's
go now to number four, Mark chapter 2 verse 9. What is easier to say to the
paralytic? Your sins are forgiven to you, or get up and take your mat and walk.
It's easier to say your sins are forgiven. It's easier to say that God has
cleansed your sin as far as East is from the West. He's removed your sin. It's easy
to say that. But to say to a cripple, pick your bed up and walk, because God has
taken your sins. He's also taken your disease. Not so easy to say, unless you've
got the backing of the Holy Spirit, hey. Psalm 103, I think it's verse 3 or verse 2
and 3. Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits. Not some of
his benefits. All of his benefits. So when it says, He forgiveth all our
iniquities and heals all our diseases. So in the West we preach, Jesus forgives sin.
And we have faith. We believe that. It's easier to say, lead people to Jesus
and they say their sin is prayer. And we are convinced their sins are gone as
far as the East is from the West. We should be just as convinced that their
cancer is gone as far as East is from the West. Their sickness, their leukemia, their
arthritis is gone. We should be equally as convinced. I am. Because when God
removes sins, He removes disease. Forgiveness of sin and healing of
sickness are synonymous in the Bible. It's synonymous with Hebrew culture. With
the Western Church, it's not synonymous. We have forgiveness of sins, one category.
Healing of the sick, another category. But Psalm 103 verse 3 says that
forgetting all his benefits forgives all our iniquities and heals all our
diseases. I teach this in my healing clinics in India and Pakistan and around
the third world. A lot of times these are not Christians. These are
Muslims or Hindus. Sometimes they're even the communists. And they don't have any
Bible reference. And so they believe whatever I say. So I make sure I'm telling
them the truth. And I quote them Psalm 103 verse 3. It says the moment you
repent of your sin and ask Jesus to take your sin, if you have sickness in
your body, curses on your life, demons in your life, when you ask Jesus to take
your sickness and disease, He'll also take your, sorry, take your sin
and your curses, He'll also take your sickness and disease. That's what I tell
them. And so I pray a short prayer and I tell them to repeat the prayer, Lord
Jesus, I turn away from my idols, from my gods, and I turn to you as a living one
true God. By your cleansing blood I am washed and by your Spirit I'm born again.
Please take all my sin and my iniquity, transgressions and all my curses,
sickness and diseases. Amen. That's what I say. I usually have between 70 to 100
sick people in my healing clinic. I don't lay hands on them. I just get them
to repeat their prayer to Jesus. And do you know what happens in my healing
clinics? Deaf and dumb start speaking. Crippled start walking. Cancers dissolve.
Tumors literally go. One woman said she felt a hand go and rip out her tumor.
She was told by the doctor to go home and die. She was in such pain, but a hand
ripped that tumor out. Barren get, I don't know, I don't touch them. God
touches them because they cry out to Jesus who forgives their iniquity and
heals their diseases. They forget not all his benefits.
Just the funniest thing, well not funny,
but there was a Hindu woman walking past my clinic
and she said to herself later on, she testified,
she said within herself, I'm not permitted by my religion
to go into this meeting, these are Christians,
but she is in such pain and the medicines weren't helping,
she was on her way to the hospital
and she knew it would do no good,
she, I've got nothing to lose.
So she came and she sat in my meeting
and as she's sitting there riddled with arthritis and pain,
she said when she walked in, she saw me,
she said the foreigner man was walking around the room
and she said a lightened man was behind him,
a man in white was walking behind him
and wherever the foreigner went,
the lightened man was behind,
she called him a lightened man, he was a man of light.
I'm not sure whether it was the angel of the Lord
or the Lord himself, but this person,
wherever I walked, he walked.
She said wherever I put my hand down,
his hand was on top, his arm was on top of me.
She said when I looked at her,
the lightened man looked through me at her.
She said she was afraid,
but she said this must be the foreigner's God
and I will be healed today.
This is a Hindu woman.
She hasn't got a language for Jesus,
Christian language, that's her.
And so when I said reach out to Jesus
and ask for forgiveness of sins and healing of your body,
she was completely healed.
I did touch her later on,
but she was healed by the power of God.
You see, faith is an action.
Because I told her, I prayed the prayer,
forgot this part, once I prayed the prayer,
Jesus take my sin, my curses and my sickness
and my diseases, I then tell all the sick in my clinic,
now get up and do something you couldn't do before.
If you couldn't walk, walk.
If you couldn't talk, talk.
If you couldn't hear, listen for sound.
If you couldn't see, look around, wave at me.
If you, whatever you couldn't do before, do it again
because faith is an action and that's what happens.
Usually about 60% of the people at my clinic
are healed just like that.
The other 40%, we have our team members go and lay hands on
and anoint with oil and just finish it all off.
But usually we have at least a 90% success rate
in our healings because we teach faith is an action, okay?
And so I was reading about that, wasn't I?
I didn't finish that story about your sins are forgiven.
Get up, take your bed and walk.
But you might know the Son of Man has authority on earth
to forgive sins, isn't that awesome?
Jesus has authority on earth to forgive sin.
And if he can forgive sin, he can heal disease.
If he can forgive iniquity and remove,
take sin and remove transgression from our lives,
he can take curses and diseases from our bodies.
Woo-hoo, he has authority to forgive sin
and to cleanse us of diseases.
Beautiful Jesus.
Oh, you are so awesome, Jesus.
You are so awesome.
Oh, he's so awesome.
I just, sorry, I'm just being overcome with his goodness,
with his presence right here.
I feel the angel of the Lord in my room right now.
And I just feel a healing presence
emitting from right out there into embassy land right now.
Jesus, just touch you, come on.
Be blessed, woo.
Come on, have some of that wine.
Have some of that new wine.
Have some of that joy.
Have some of that peace, come on.
Let the peace of God which passes all understanding
just flow through your central nervous system
and rise up through your immune system
and just restore your immune system in the name of Jesus.
Moving on, am I gonna get to finish this?
And so,
so the Pharisees,
no, he said to the paralytic,
I tell you, take up your bed and go home.
He got up, took his mat, walked home
and full view of them, thus amazing everyone and praising.
And they were praising God saying,
we've never seen anything like that.
What was the action Jesus told the paralytic to do
before he was able to walk?
Jesus didn't say you're healed of your disease.
He says, pick up your bed, do something.
Faith is an action.
Okay, I wanna show you a picture of a lady
when I was in Lahore, Pakistan.
And I was preaching on the woman
that was to pick up your bed and walk.
So I was talking about that.
Now,
so they brought to me a woman,
can you see that?
So they brought her to me in a bed, on a mattress.
She couldn't walk and she's near dead, literally.
And so the spirit of God came upon me
and faith is an action, I had to apply it.
So as she's lying there,
I'm doing the faith is an action.
I'm rebuking the Spirit, I'm confessing Psalm 103, verse 3, and I'm saying, I'm just confessing
that He took your sin and He took your disease.
And then the Spirit of God came on me and He said, pull her up.
Faith is an action.
And He said, I want you to do an action, I want you to pull her up.
And the moment I tugged at her hand, I felt power flow into her and it flowed through
her and she literally leapt up, just out of her bed, just like that, and was completely
healed.
And I was there the following year, or two years ago, and the lady is very well.
Faith is an action, whānau.
Faith is an action.
It's a principle.
So right now, now I teach this at my Warrior Activist course, more intensively, more, and
not only, I teach it with, not just academic, but you get up and I teach you how to step
somebody into the supernatural presence of God.
I'll teach you how to release the supernatural, the healing presence of God.
I'll teach you how to release the prophetic presence of God.
I'll teach you how to do a lot of stuff under the presence of God, but that's at the Warrior
Activist course.
And there's still a few openings for that course in Auckland, in Christchurch, Nelsonsville.
And that's the last ones for this year, and maybe the last time I'll do them in New Zealand.
There just doesn't seem to be that much hunger in this nation, so, excuse me, other nations
are calling out for them.
So I take these courses, excuse me, I take these courses where the hunger is.
Now I want you to do something.
I want you to do a faith action, okay?
James 3, James 3, 8, is it?
James 5, 8, draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.
So if Jesus is four steps away from you, now, if you took one step, how many steps will
he take to you?
If you draw near to God, how many, he will draw near to you.
Most people think, if I take one step to Jesus, if he's four steps away, he'll take one, he'll
take another one, he'll take another one, then we'll meet.
No, Jesus said, if you take one step to me, I'll take three steps to you.
He says, because God always draws closer to man than man will draw to God.
Remember in the garden?
It was God drawing close to man, not man drawing close to God.
And it's always been like that.
He's our father, he loves us, and he's just waiting to hug us.
And so the manifest presence of God, the omnipresence of God, rather, is brooding over the face
of the earth, over your town, your city, your street.
Unless God has a messenger to go in there, and who knows how to turn the omnipresence
into the manifest presence, it just remains omnipresence.
But when God's able to manifest his presence with conviction of sin and repentance and
salvations and healings, then streets can change.
God is waiting for his people to move in his power.
We often are waiting for God to move, but God says, I'm waiting for my people to move.
When my people move, I move.
Mark 16, 20, the disciples, after Jesus told them to go out, they went out and they preached
everywhere, the Lord working with them, confirming their word with signs and wonders following.
As they went, as they moved, God moved through them.
As they moved, God moved through them.
Faith is an action.
As I have prayed for the sick, as I've told them to do a faith action, God moved through
me.
As I've gone out to preach and find lost souls, as I've gone looking for souls, God moved
through me.
I'm not waiting and praying for it to happen.
There's some things we don't pray to happen, there's some things we've just got to go out
and make happen.
Jesus didn't say pray about taking the gospel, he said go.
He didn't say pray about laying hands on the sick, he said lay hands on the sick.
And so faith is an action.
We've got to get beyond this hooey-hooey, meeting, meeting, meeting, conferences and
seminars and workshops, timmy-a, timmy-a, timmy-a.
We've had decades of them, of moving in the gifts, moving in the spirit, lots of hooey-hooey,
very little dewey-dewey.
Very little dewey-dewey.
And that principle is faith is an action, you can have all the knowledge you like, but
unless you're acting on it, you're not going to see anything.
So I'm going to count to three, whanau, and on the count of three, I want you, wherever
you are watching this, I want you to stand on the count of three.
And I believe that as you stand, that the glory of his presence is going to touch you,
I'm going to release a blessing upon you, an apostolic blessing upon you.
It could be healing, it could be just the touch of God, the fire of God, the fragrance
of the Holy Spirit might just fill your room, that you might feel a tangible wind blow upon
you, even the breath of heaven might come upon you, you might start trembling, I don't
know what's going to happen, but I know that if I take one step to Jesus, one step to him,
he takes one step to me.
So whanau, just as we come to a close, let me do this type of prayer for you.
On the count of three, I want you to stand in the presence...
of Jesus. One. Two. Three. Stand. Just stand right now. Just stand in His presence.
Some of you felt immediately the weighty glory of His presence. Some of you immediately felt
that on your shoulders, the weighty presence, the weighty glory. Thank you, Jesus. I thank you,
Jesus. I thank you for touching your people. I thank you for loving your people. I thank you
for your kindness and your mercy. I thank you you're more willing to move on us than we are
to allow you to move. So break mindsets, Father. Break mindsets of anyone watching. Break strong
holds on the mind. Evade imaginations, thoughts that have raised up against the knowledge of you,
of truth, and the simplicity of the gospel breakthrough. That, Lord, you're not a hard,
complicated, complex God. You said, unless you become as a little child, you can't enter the
kingdom. So, Lord, help us to be childlike in our faith. Mature in our walk, but childlike in our
faith, so that you can flow through us. Bless my brothers and sisters who are watching this,
even those who are watching from delayed time, that there's no delay in your time.
That, Lord, the moment they watch and hear these words, it will touch them. Let the oil
of your presence flow down upon the tops of their head to the soles of their feet. Let healing oil
be upon them. Let that person have an incredible sleep tonight and wake up finally feeling refreshed,
like a million bucks. And that, Lord, that the person with sores, Lord, that they're not
clearing, let them clear up as you heal the immune system and cleanse their blood. I give you all the
glory and all the praise. And everybody said, Amen. Now, please message in testimonies, because
I know God's doing healings. Remember, to testify is to glorify. And Jesus looks for that. God bless
you, Father. I'm going to be back on tomorrow. I think, not sure what time it is. I think it's 11
a.m. And tomorrow I'm going to be talking about take your faith where it's never been before.
Take your faith where it's never been. Why? Well, you'll never see God do anything new if you keep
your faith in the same place you've always kept it. God bless you, Father. Have a great night,
and we'll see you tomorrow. Bless you.