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Meet "Sweet-Pea". She came up for prayer. She could hardly talk straight she was in so much pain all over her body, and especially her head. I ministered to her in Jesus name and rebuked the "devil of infirmity". By the time I finished, she was completely pain free! And she could even smile for this picture. Thank you Jesus for bearing "Sweet-pea's" pain!

This place is 2 miles from our house. They are not Christian. They held a psychic fair a couple weeks ago. I was so stirred up, Jennifer and I went over and cast out every spiritist devil in the place. Just recently, this sign was posted "Moving Sale." Praise Jesus! At least our immediate area will not have such demonic activity present anymore.

Meet Shantel. She suffers from a rare lung disease. She has been prayed for numerous times to be healed, but it still hasn't happened yet. This day that I spoke to her, she was delivered from several lies: (1) She was uncertain of her salvation. As a former Catholic, she had a hard time accepting her salvation. (2) She thought God had caused this disease in her. I told her it was the devil who came to steal, kill and destroy. Jesus came that we might have life. (3) She also learned that her healing is wrapped up in the atonement.
She is going to start weaning herself off the oxygen tank by faith, believing in God's healing power.

Meet Harvey. He had really bad back pain and couldn't bend over. Getting out of bed was even a problem. After laying hands on Harvey and proclaiming healing in Jesus name, he was healed. See the next picture.

This is Harvey touching his toes. He was so astonished at his own healing that he must have touched his toes a dozen times while we were standing there! (He could not do that before.) He said he was going to go play ball with the children now!

The downtown out reach team with the big wooden cross and a homeless man.

This guy on the left is surrendering his life to Jesus. He's a alcoholic and drug user. Lost his family as a result and was completely broken.

Joel C. ministering to a homeless man.

Walking around Woodruff Park in downtown.