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Kingdom comes in Lebanon - in stores and restaurants (part 2)

while in one supermarket, Isaac got a word of knowledge for an employee - a tooth problem.  we prayed for him and he told us all the pain left. late one night we offered to pray for any and all of the employees in this one restaurant.  we got to minister to one guy who was healed of a couple of conditions.  we also got to pray for a muslim employees whose headache didn't seem to want to go.  finally when one of our Lebanese friends prayed with him, he actually began to cry.  Don't know if the headache left, but know that the Kingdom touched him. in another restaurant, while with a Maronite priest, the Lord gave us a word of knowledge for a women's neck problem.  we prayed and she was healed. in an appliance store, many things happened.  words of knowledge and prophetic words began coming which always seem to open doors.  we got to pray for 6-8 different people, and saw some significant healings - a wrist that had been broken three times was healed and a jaw problem o

Kingdom comes in Lebanon - in Monasteries (part 1)

just got back from a 6 day adventure in Lebanon and saw God's Kingdom break into the lives of people on many occasions in many places.  I will share some of the highlights in this and the following blog posts. I've been visiting monasteries for the past few years.  In one of the monasteries, Isaac of Ninevah and I got to meet the abbot who oversees some of the monks I ministered to a couple of years ago when they were in another monastery.  While we were sitting with him, talking about the things of the Holy Spirit, I got a word of knowledge for a neck/shoulder problem.  He had the problem, we prayed and he was healed.  Then he wanted to know how I knew so we got to talk about words of knowledge and healing for a while. When one of the monks who had had a powerful encounter with the Holy Spirit was sitting with us, he also got to share with his abbot about the encounter.  The abbot was quite open and interested in the experience. My vision would be that as long as monks