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I hear that Anna is doing OK, BUT she is sneezing a lot and has large quantities of boogers coming out. Again. PLEASE PRAY that she fights this one off as well!
I gather Bro. Ray told the church Sunday about a dream he had, where Anna walked into the room and said "Hi!" to him. He said that he woke up and felt the presence of the Lord with him. I always appreciate the encouragement!
I was also very encouraged to meet Bro. Andrew from B.C., Canada - he was in Indiana on business, and came over Saturday to pray for Anna. Even the nurse was crying by the time he finished praying! Again we thank you all so much for praying for her.
England is lovely, I am staying with my sister, and hung out with my Mom and Dad yesterday and today. I am drinking about my 8th cup of tea for today... :)
Thank you Jesus for healing Annie B!
God bless,
Richard
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Posted by rgrylls on 2007-12-03 15:44:53 | Rating: | Views: 869
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Praise God for sis, mum, dad and tea!! I hope you get to relax a bit. We will send extra prayers to Lael and staff as they deal with Anna. We love you and are praying madly!
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Posted by debwrkn4jesus
on 2007-12-03 19:37:42
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GODHEAD.EXPLAINED_ CHICAGO.IL V-2 N-24 TUESDAY_ 61-0425B
42-3 [Doctor Tommy Hicks steps to the microphone to make the following comments:
I think that we can say this morning to sum up everything that's been said with these words. Christ in me the hope of glory. Say them, please. Christ in me the hope of glory.
There's ins-and-outs and overs in the life of every man. (I'm not going to speak.) I have a message. I believe that every Christian has been...?... Jesus...?... My heart is stirred this morning, and I believe that for many of us some things that disturb us...?... make us better men and women of God.
Babe Ruth was known as the Homerun King. But did you know that Babe Ruth was also the Strikeout King? He struck out more times than he ever made home runs. He struck out 1,330 times; he only made 860 home runs. But every time Babe Ruth struck out, he went back to the dug out when the old umpire hollered, "You're out," he went back to the dug out and rubbed his hands and picked up the bat and pointed over the fence, and he always said, "I feel sorry for that pitcher out there."
There's nothing wrong in striking out, but remember: pick up the bat...?... because Christ in me the hope of glory. Say it again please: Christ in me the hope of glory. It's everything; it's everything; it's everything. Hallelujah.
Arguing and fighting will never get the job done. We're too close to the other side. We've reached the point of no return. How many times that I've heard the captain call back on the plane: "We've now reached the point of no return."
Not long ago I heard a voice from another world that spoke to me and said, "Son, you've reached the point of no return." That means I'm closer to the other side than I am from the point where I started from.
Close your eyes, please; bow your head.
Our heavenly Father, this morning, how thankful and how grateful we are that we can say from the very deep of our heart and the deep of our souls, "Christ in me--Christ in me, the hope of glory." Oh, Jesus, put Your loving arms around every man and every woman, and may our vision and our sights be raised high--high, higher, higher than the things of this world, that we may see Christ, and others may see Christ in us. Lay Your hand upon each one of these of Thy servants...]
Grant it, Lord.
[... that may, as we go out of this place this morning that we will determine to see nothing save Christ only...]
Amen.
[... is welcome within each other. We know the job is--there's such a big job to be done, Jesus; there's such a great harvest to be reaped.]
Yes, Lord.
[Oh, help us, Lord...]
Yes, Lord.
[... that we'll join hands together...]
Grant it, Lord."
[and sweep across the harvest...]
Yes, Lord.
[... to win the lost and dying before it's too late.]
Yes, Lord.
[I want you to lift your hand and just praise the Name of our Lord Jesus Christ.]
[Brother Branham and the people praise the Lord.]
[Shall we stand, please. I want you to lift your hands and sing with me "I Love Him." Do you love Him...]
Amen.
[... this morning? Do you love Him with all your heart? Raise your hands and sing it, all together, "I Love Him."
I love Him, I love Him,
Because He first love me,
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
Will you just hum it please...
You know, fellow ministers, in Argentina we had over 400,000 people in one service; time after time we have seen the people. And I remember the first afternoon, we had more than 400,000 people who were singing that in Spanish, and I had them hum it, and outside there was more than 300,000 people. We asked the people inside just to keep quiet while the people outside hummed the words of that song. And suddenly, as they were singing it, there was something flooded my soul. I'd never known before in my life the revelation of Christ in me until I heard the echo of 300,000 people outside just humming it "I love Him" outside...?... this morning is a great majestic army of the King of glory, and they're singing. Who do they love? Who do you love? Christ, Christ in me the hope of glory.
Close your eyes, raise your hands, and sing it again, everyone.
I love Him, I love Him,
Because He first loved me,
And purchased my salvation
On Calvary's tree.
If you love Him this morning, put your arms around three or four different men; and women do the same; and say, "I love the Lord Jesus Christ." That's right; put your arms around...--Ed.]
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Posted by joel
on 2007-12-03 20:11:43
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love and prayers sent
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Posted by kentlass
on 2007-12-04 15:15:59
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