Monday, October 30, 2017 Healing Rev. Ross W. B. Putnam and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will “Ask, be opened for you.” Matthew 7:7 Flying to San Francisco was an experiment to see if it is feasible to travel with my mobility scooter. The traveling itself was no problem. Airport and airline personnel were to a person helpful. The weather, of course, is another — — issue. But you can prepare for that. What I wasn’t prepared for was the Uber ride back to the airport. The car radio was tuned to a talk radio program. I asked what it was and the driver said it was a Christian program about the power of prayer. Eventually the driver asked why I used the scooter. My answer Parkinson’s — disease led him to ask if he could pray for me when we got to the airport. — I accepted this moment may be especially powerful. Maybe just maybe — — something was to happen in that moment. So I agreed. “supposed” The car in front of us had a lot of luggage needing to be unloaded. We couldn’t move. So he began to pray. He rebuked the disease, commanded every vestige of the disease to leave and never come back. He called on the name of Allah, Abba, Elohim, El-Shaddai, Yahweh, Jehovah and Adonai. It was the most intense, powerful prayer I had ever witnessed. This man was sincere. Of that there was no doubt. We finally reached the curb. As I got out he suggested I try something which had been a challenge and then I would know I had been healed. I did and I wasn’t.
Monday, October 30, 2017 Healing Rev. Ross W. B. Putnam “Ask, and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you.” Matthew 7:7 Flying to San Francisco was an experiment to see if it is feasible to travel with my mobility scooter. The traveling itself was no problem. Airport and airline personnel were — to a person — helpful. The weather, of course, is another issue. But you can prepare for that. What I wasn’t prepared for was the Uber ride back to the airport. The car radio was tuned to a talk radio program. I asked what it was and the driver said it was a Christian program about the power of prayer. Eventually the driver asked why I used the scooter. My answer — Parkinson’s disease — led him to ask if he could pray for me when we got to the airport. I accepted this moment may be especially powerful. Maybe — just maybe — something was “supposed” to happen in that moment. So I agreed. The car in front of us had a lot of luggage needing to be unloaded. We couldn’t move. So he began to pray. He rebuked the disease, commanded every vestige of the disease to leave and never come back. He called on the name of Allah, Abba, Elohim, El-Shaddai, Yahweh, Jehovah and Adonai. It was the most intense, powerful prayer I had ever witnessed. This man was sincere. Of that there was no doubt. We finally reached the curb. As I got out he suggested I try something which had been a challenge and then I would know I had been healed. I did and I wasn’t.
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