Oh, Phil!
What did Chester think of what you preached to him?
LOVE,
Reeva Parry.
On Sunday 5/13/2007 06:16 PM, Phil Scovell said:
>Lelia and others keeping up with this topic,
>
>Faith has no size of any kind. We've been misled into thinking that faith
>comes in various sizes, or dementions, or degrees, or levels, but that is a
>topic I'll begin teaching on next Sunday. I'll likely write about it and
>post some of it on here before next Sunday. Concerning John, the Lord gave
>me two rhema Word promises. I told John both of those words of prophecy
>before he went to the hospital both times and the second one I told him
>moments before he left that night for the hospital and subsequent open heart
>surgery. At the hospital, I tried all night to pray as we sat and waited.
>I found it literally impossible because I already knew John would be ok
>because the Holy Spirit had told me. I came home that Monday morning after
>being with Vicki through the night for almost 8 hours, and I sat on the desk
>swing and cried uncontrollably off and on the entire rest of that day. Why?
>Because, my flesh was afraid John was going to die and what was I going to
>do with what I had heard from the Lord if John did indeed die. I was
>suffering a huge monsterous spiritual struggle that was an all out war.
>What if he dies, tried penetrating my thoughts and into my emotions over and
>over again and I cried almost beyond control at times as a result of the war
>raging inside of me. The answer I got? What if he doesn't. I couldn't
>pray because I already knew the anser and the answer was What if he doesn't.
>I was working the faith Jesus gave me and my faith was working me at that
>time. I had to decide whom I was going to believe. Myself or God's Word.
>I finally decided, and I told the Lord this, too, if John dies, I'm going up
>to the hospital with Everett, calling Keith to meet us there, and we are
>going to lay hands on him and speak life back into his body no matter what
>people say or think. I figured John deserved that much, if what I had heard
>in my spirit was true. I believe then it was true and that God could not
>lie and, in fact, Jesus kept his Word but it was a hell of ride for
>everybody but the dumb devil freaking lost again. Praise God. I think I'm
>going into the living room and preach this to Chester and see how he likes
>it. Man, I feel the fire burning. I'm not joking. This is hot. I'm
>getting goose bumps, too, just thinking about it. Come on, Jesus!
>
>Phil.
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