With God, nothing is impossible

WITH GOD, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!

When I was growing up, my parents took us kids to healing revival meetings some by A.A.Allen, Some by Jack Coe, and some by Kathryn Kulman:

I saw people rising up off of stretchers, throwing their canes and crutches away because of the healing power that flowed through those ministers:

There was one meeting of A.A.Allen's in particular that I remember a man who was dying because he could not keep food on his stomach, so he was starving to death:

I sat there as A.A. Allen instructed his assistant to go and buy a hot dog with onions, relish and mustard on it and bring it to him:

Brother Allen commanded the devil to take his hand off of that man, then asked the man “do you believe God can heal you?”

The man said yes and brother Allen commanded the devil to take his hand off of him then told the man to eat and drink the coke the fellow brought back.

Brother Allen asked the man, before he ate, do you believe you are healed?

The man said yes and he ate the hot dog and drank the coke, then got up off of the stretcher, walked down a ramp and was totally healed:

I was there when brother Allen held up a boy who could not walk and he was old enough to do so, but brother Allen had to hold him while the boys arms and legs just hung over brother Allens arms:

Brother Allen would , as always, before he prayed, ask the audience if they believed God would heal him:

Brother Allen asked this question before he prayed for all those healings:

Well, he prayed for that boy and then stood him up on his feet and commanded him to walk:

(Please realize, that not only couldn’t the boy walk, but his legs were like rubber, they would swing back and forth depending on what you did with him:

Well, when brother Allen commanded satan to take his hands off of him, he told the boy to walk in Jesus name, then stood him there and said again “walk!” and the boy took off walking across the platform:

These things were a norm in brother Allen’s meetings— people throwing away their crutches; getting up off of stretchers, and either walking or running down the ramp:

I saw healing take place in both Jack Coe’s meetings as well as Kathryn Kulman's, but mostly we went to Brother Allen's meetings:

It was just exciting to me to see this: I never doubted that those healings were real:

These ministers knew how to not only touch Jesus, but was able to build faith in the audience as well as the crippled to receive their healing:

I remember as a young boy, we were visiting friends of ours. These people had three boys that tried anything:

Well, they convinced me to join them in seeing who could jump the furthest down a flight of steps. Well, I lost the contest when I hit a step and broke my ankle:

Mom and Dad took me and had the hospital reset my ankle and put it in a cast:

I had the cast on for about a week, when I told my Dad that I was healed and wanted the cast off: He no Mom questioned me, they just took me to the doctors and he removed the cast and I have never had an issue with that ankle to this day:

So, what am I saying? I am saying, nothing is impossible with God.

There was a time that Dad and Mom were bringing us back from one of Allen’s meetings in Michigan , when it was late at night and the only lights out there were car or truck lights as they went by:

Well, as we were on our way home the car had a flat: Dad got out and jacked the car up. (now realize it was pitch black and noone was going by or around and suddenly (out of nowhere) a car pulled up behind us and sat there with the lights on until Dad was done changing the tire, then all of a sudden, the car disappeared and did not pass us or turn around, it was just gone: This was one of those moves of God!

I told these true stories to show you that God is real and I saw those things first hand:

I am not telling you these things because I am bragging for I am not: These things happened:

These things are real of which I was privileged to see them:

Remember: Jesus is Lord!

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