The God of Cessationism Doesn’t Exist

Rhodah and I had a productive prayer session today.

Like many African Christians, Rhodah is open to the supernatural. She knows God still speaks to people and works miracles. This is one of the characteristics I had to have in a wife. I didn’t need a cessationist, covering her eyes and pretending all the wonders God was still doing were imaginary. I believe–I know from experience–that God still gives people miracle healings, and I had to have someone who would be on my side when I tried to get them.

Rhodah had a mysterious pain in a certain part of her body. It had been bothering her for days. We prayed about it, and it started to get better, but today I decided we should do what I had been taught to do in Last Reformation events, and we should also add some oil. The Last Reformation doesn’t generally apply oil to people, but the word says to do it.

I had her apply oil, and then I commanded her ailment to leave. I told it it was bound and muzzled. I commanded her body to be remade in the area where the pain had been.

She felt heat in the area where she needed help. This is a common thing with people who get miracle healings. Afterward, she couldn’t find the pain.

I am pretty sure I’ve had a calcium deposit in my shoulder. For maybe a couple of years, I’ve had problems putting my arm behind me. Reaching for things in my back pocket was sometimes very painful. It hasn’t been too bad lately, but I thought was should go for a healing anyway.

I applied oil (supplied by Rhodah when we were together in Egypt), and she prayed and so on. Afterward, the pain was nearly gone. I can reach up and touch the middle of my back now, and I haven’t been able to do that in a long time.

Afterward, I said, “You know what? We’re going to have a good marriage.” When both spouses submit to God, a marriage goes better.

I told God I would give my testimony before other people, so here it is.

I could have gone to a doctor. They can scrape deposits off joints. I wanted God’s healing instead, so I put up with the pain. God’s healing is better.

Hope you find encouragement in this information.