JOEL 2 GENERATION

last night one of the last things that happened was the word of knowledge for the Gulf Arab muslim man who was deaf in the right ear. I prayed for him and it felt "cold" when he left us. I went to see them today and they confirmed that his ear OPENED up and he was healed. the news of his testimony seems to be spreading, because now all these people want to meet with us for prayer. a television personality wants to meet, another man wants to meet, the formerly deaf man brought another woman who wants prayer - all these people are muslims!!! amazing the kind of doors that open when the Kingdom comes in Power.

last night two groups of us headed out into different parts of the Middle Eastern city we live in - our goal was to pray for the sick, release the Kingdom see what God would do. I haven't heard what happened yet with the other group, but the group I went out with (which included 2 Indians, a Syrian, a Lebanese and an Egyptian) saw the Lord break out in many ways. We started with the Lord giving us words of knowledge for people we would see - a number were not right, but it seemed eventually things started to flow. In one shop, while ministering to this one Egyptian muslim's arm, I got a word of knowledge for a problem in the lower right part of another muslim's stomach - he had the problem, and let me pray. The man's whose arm we prayed for at one point said he was exactly my age and married. I looked at him and said, "you've got 2 daughters and a son right"? He did. It's fun when God just says something to get a person's attention. These me...

Monasteries are of course places of prayer - devotion to God. I had no idea what to expect when a Maronite (Lebanese Catholic) monk/priest invited me to come and minister to the monks in his monastery. My friend is also an exorcist - he's got some stories! This invitation to the monastery actually is a year old - last year, this priest came to meet me for healing prayer. He wanted to know how we prayed for the sick. This guy is so open to learning from other Christian traditions. I really didn't know if the invitation still stood, but we made arrangements and off we were to a monastery high in the mountains of Lebanon. Almost as soon as we arrived, the Lord started to reveal words of knowledge - one for the abbot (overseer) of another monastery. At lunch, I spoke about the healings we have been seeing (both in Lebanon and the Middle East). I offered to pray for any of the monks who wanted impartation (Rom. 1:11) to move in the healing gifts and to get words of knowledge ...