All I can say to all of that is amen.  Once I was around someone (it was my 
mother), and she was all tied up in this weird religion and I got sick to my 
stomach.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Reeva Parry" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 12:43 AM
Subject: Re: Update on Woosun In South Korea


> Oh, Pastor Phil!
>
> PRAISE GOD! Give the Glory to God! This is such a wonderful testimony 
> about Woosun! May he ever continue, and his wife, too, to serve you and 
> benefit from Intercessory Prayer!
>
> Agape LOVE,
> Reeva Parry.
>
>
> On Friday 2/9/2007 08:18 PM, Phil Scovell said:
>
>>I have been quite happy with things Woosun has been discussing with me in
>>the last couple of weeks.  God as my witness, I have never, other than
>>myself, run across a born again Christian as locked up in religion as
>>Woosun.  I thought I was raised in a strict Baptist home and church but
>>Woosun takes the cake.  To my amazement, the Holy Spirit has been 
>>revealing
>>religious fallacies on almost a daily bases and then discussing them with 
>>me
>>when he calls two, and sometimes three times, a week to see if he is 
>>crazy.
>>Woosun has been experiencing spiritual freedom in some amazing areas of 
>>his
>>life.  This week, he told me that his wife of the last year, started 
>>getting
>>sick to her stomach about 6 or 7 months ago.  They have done all types of
>>tests and find nothing wrong.  They believe it is stress related.  Sound
>>like anybody you know?  The second he began telling me about it all, I 
>>felt
>>it was in relationship to Woosun and all he has faced in his life but I
>>rarely say such things to people and just listen.  In fact, the Holy 
>>Spirit
>>has to do a lot of pushing before I speak up with anything personally that 
>>I
>>feel or sense.  Why?  I figure Jesus knows more how to work things out 
>>with
>>people than I do.  In this case, after Woosun told me what all happened, I
>>knew he was looking for confirmation.  I told him what the Lord showed me
>>the second he began telling me the details about his wife.  What 
>>eventually
>>happened was this.  Woosun offered to do intercessory prayer with his 
>>wife.
>>By the way, his wife is a very Godly and mature Christian.  Literally
>>everything Woosun and I have talked and prayed about, he has run by his 
>>wife
>>later and they were all things she already believed herself.  She agreed 
>>to
>>allow Woosun to pray with her.  When they were finished, almost all her
>>stomach pain was gone and she reported feeling much better.  Woosun, on 
>>the
>>other hand, as they prayed about a very painful and wounded area of her
>>life, suddenly realized that his feelings against God all these years that
>>tormented him were no different, in principle, than what his wife was
>>describing and weeping about.  It was great revelation to him and 
>>delivered
>>a great deal of freedom.  Yes, he has a long ways to go just like I do but
>>he is beginning to know Jesus in a way that only Jesus can accomplish.
>>Woosun greatly appreciates everybody's prayers for him and I have no doubt
>>the Lord is going to use him to free up many people in Korea who are 
>>trapped
>>by religious woundedness and misunderstanding.  Maybe later I will relate
>>some of the religious stuff I am talking about that Woosun has told me
>>Christian do in South Korea.  I was shocked.  Woosun, by the way, is a
>>Baptist and is an assistant pastor in training at a large Baptist church
>>that has about 40 to 50 assistant pastors.  He went to lots of Charismatic
>>churches in the states, of course, and graduated with a psychology masters
>>degree from ORU, I believe I mentioned before, so he has literally been on
>>both sides of the fence like I have.  Poor guy.  Although, I must confess, 
>>I
>>wouldn't give up my Baptist heritage if you paid me.  Well, it would have 
>>to
>>be in the millions at least, haw.
>>
>>Phil.