Can eight weeks of suffering disappear in one night? Nay, make that eight years, or even two-thirds of a lifetime.
Physically I was never like 'other girls' I was weaker, frailer, and had less stamina. This showed up even as a child, but it wasn't until I was in my twenties, before the dizzy spells really kicked in. I'm telling you, our family doctor tried, he really tried to find the solution but nothing helped.
But the years sped on with migraines, sinus headaches, nausea and vertigo that increased intolerably under the slightest stress.
Was I miserable? Yes: and no. God was there. And anywhere with God is a haven of comfort.
My husband had seen me suffering all these years and it became so severe that social settings were becoming intolerable. He got the idea to ask one of the pastor's in our local congregation if they could have a healing prayer for me. They were open to the thought.
Saturday evening, April 23 has become a holy day in my heart and memories. We are a large congregation so there are two ministers (pastors) and two deacons. One evening, just the staff, my husband and I met for a time of Bible reading, fellowship, and praying. It was a time of sweet communion as we shared our hearts, confessing our faults one to another. Although the discomfort in my head was so bad at this time, I was willing to go through with it, to see what God could or would do.
We knelt beside our chairs with my dear friend; one of the pastor's wife's, supporting me while her husband anointed my head with oil while praying.
Immediately I felt a burning, but not uncomfortable feeling in the center of my forehead which lasted for about a half an hour. Was the dizziness gone? Yes. Was I able to do things what 'normal' people do after that? Absolutely.
I felt like I was treading on Holy Ground, and the wonder, the hallowed feeling is still with me. He Touched Me. The loving Heavenly Father deemed me worthy of a gentle touch of healing and I feel like tiptoeing in His Presence, He was/ is so close.
Physically I was never like 'other girls' I was weaker, frailer, and had less stamina. This showed up even as a child, but it wasn't until I was in my twenties, before the dizzy spells really kicked in. I'm telling you, our family doctor tried, he really tried to find the solution but nothing helped.
But the years sped on with migraines, sinus headaches, nausea and vertigo that increased intolerably under the slightest stress.
Was I miserable? Yes: and no. God was there. And anywhere with God is a haven of comfort.
My husband had seen me suffering all these years and it became so severe that social settings were becoming intolerable. He got the idea to ask one of the pastor's in our local congregation if they could have a healing prayer for me. They were open to the thought.
Saturday evening, April 23 has become a holy day in my heart and memories. We are a large congregation so there are two ministers (pastors) and two deacons. One evening, just the staff, my husband and I met for a time of Bible reading, fellowship, and praying. It was a time of sweet communion as we shared our hearts, confessing our faults one to another. Although the discomfort in my head was so bad at this time, I was willing to go through with it, to see what God could or would do.
We knelt beside our chairs with my dear friend; one of the pastor's wife's, supporting me while her husband anointed my head with oil while praying.
Immediately I felt a burning, but not uncomfortable feeling in the center of my forehead which lasted for about a half an hour. Was the dizziness gone? Yes. Was I able to do things what 'normal' people do after that? Absolutely.
I felt like I was treading on Holy Ground, and the wonder, the hallowed feeling is still with me. He Touched Me. The loving Heavenly Father deemed me worthy of a gentle touch of healing and I feel like tiptoeing in His Presence, He was/ is so close.
P.S. I'm not the only one from who ha had a wondrous touch from Heaven. How about sharing your experience with me on Hangouts, and if you'd like I can showcase it in a future blog.
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