The Power of Prayer

Bytrishakeehn

Praise report: My cousin Jesse is looking around and smiling!

You! You, Jesus, only You, my God, can heal the ‘impossible’!! You amaze me… the only one worthy of honor and glory… praise you, Jesus, praise you… Holy holy holy you are!

The doctors first said Jesse wouldn’t wake up. When he did, they said Jesse would live in a vegetative state with no cognitive skills… And now he’s smiling! Oh my, our God is one great Healer!! I stand amazed… my eyes dazzle in wonder… His healing on display… just marvelous He is!

At the name of Jesus, it was done! God has blown us away with such majesty in the face of tragedy… testimony of the Almighty… proof that petitioning in prayer has power!

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