Archives for July 2015

Runner’s Prayer

Paul-RunnerI was a block from my house getting gas at Holiday when I saw an older gentleman walking around in running clothes shaking his legs as if he just ran. The Lord highlighted him to me so I walked over and started a conversation about running. He told me that he has had three surgeries on the left knee, and 5 on the other and a hip replacement and that he was only suppose to ride a bike. I immediately asked if I could pray for his joints as Jesus loves to show up and love people and heal them. [Read more…]

Cancer Breakthrough

adult-header-image3Our lunchtime bible study prayed for a coworker’s wife who had breast cancer. She was going in for surgery. There was concern they might be looking at doing a future mastectomy if they weren’t able to be successful this time or if it had spread. After Mark explained the situation we, mostly new Christians, laid hands on him and we prayed. Everyone in the group chimed in. There were hugs and hand shakes afterwards. This was on June 29th. [Read more…]

Panera Outreach

Tben1his is Ben. I met him outside of Panera Bread this morning. He is homeless. He was getting out of the rain. He was coming from Idaho going to Wisconsin to do a painting job. He was upbeat. Showed me all of his gear on his pull behind cart. He’s been living from job to job since coming back from Afghanistan. He’s a U.S. army veteran. Because of some mental health issues he can’t handle being in one place to long. He feels that he’s always being followed and doesn’t sleep much. He says he likes being a loner. I bought him some coffee and a few donuts. He refused anything more. When he was in the restroom I tucked what cash I had in his backpack. The rain has now slowed up here in Plymouth. He allowed me to take his picture. He also let me pray for him. He has no contact info. I prophesied over him and he liked what I said. He has just took off for Wisconsin. Wish I could of done more. May God find him purpose and others to help him get there. God speed Ben.

~Trevor, Prior Lake