Paralysed Woman Got Up To Walk

By Pastor Albert Kang

Grace and I were called to heal a woman who was paralyzed waist down. For four months, her husband carried her from the bed to a chair before he went to work. During the day, the woman's mother took care of her. When the husband returned in the evening, he carried her back to the bed.

The interesting thing was that the husband was a Chinese medical doctor who tried to heal his wife with acupuncture. However, after many sessions of treatment, nothing happened. Apparently all her nerves in the lower part of her body were not connected to the brain.

When we arrived, we found her sitting on the chair. After explaining about the love and miracles of Jesus, we commanded her to rise up in the name of Jesus. My wife and a few sisters from our church were standing by her left and right sides so as to catch her if she were to fall. She was a heavy-set woman and that explained why her husband was the only one strong enough to carry her.

On the first command, I pulled her up and she stood for two seconds and then screamed that she could not stand any longer. She collapsed back to her chair and was shaking with fear.

The second command in the name of Jesus got this lady to stand a little longer. To cut the story short, on the fifth command, she got up and walked around the living room by herself. Absolutely, without anyone holding on to her - she had recovered completely.

What happened? The truth is that when I commanded and all my assistants followed every word in command, the faith was not dependent upon the woman's own. The faith had to be ours! This meant that during the healing ministry, my assistants and I had to believe completely that the power of Jesus was there to heal. We had to have no doubt that the woman could be healed. Thank God, she was healed and walked in the name of Jesus.

Did we have any failures? Yes, there were some who were not completely healed in spite of our faith and belief. We do not understand why but we just continue to utilize our authority and power to command the diseases and pain to leave in the name of Jesus.

One man who had a frozen shoulder was healed only after three days of intensive commanding. His wife who had the same condition was healed on the very first command on the first day. An elderly lady was healed of deafness immediately on the first day but an elderly deaf man was healed only on the third day. A lady pastor had 9 arthritic fingers healed on the first day and the final finger was healed only the next day.

We never fully understand why such discrepancies in time of healing but we know only of one thing, we have to keep commanding by faith.

Hope this little write-up will help you in exercising your faith to heal others in the name of Jesus.

Limping Man with Bad Pain Walks & Climbs Effortlessly

Mission Harmony Summer Camp

Pastor William and Pastor Lucille Lau write from Taiwan where they are involved with Mission Harmony Summer Camp where 2,000-2,400 Taiwanese elementary school children in various schools in the community attend. In the evenings, they teach Elijah Challenge and share in this letter about the healing miracles during their training sessions.

Ligang, Taiwan

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

In the evening we held Session II of the Basic Training. The Lord's grace was very evident again. At the end of the session an older man, the husband of a lady pastor from Taipei, hobbled forward to be healed. He suffered from pain in his upper thigh/hip area which was especially bad when climbing stairs. Two brothers came forward to minister to him. Gerhard is a German expatriate who has lived in Taiwan for twenty years. Eric is a graduate of Oral Roberts University as well as Rhema Bible School in Oklahoma. They laid hands on the gentleman and authoritatively commanded his leg to be healed in Jesus' name. Then I asked him to walk. He took some steps and a slightly amazed grin appeared on his face. The limp was gone. He walked back and forth easily and normally. I asked him to climb the steps to the platform and he glided up effortlessly. The Lord had graciously confirmed His word before His disciples.

Then five more people experiencing pain in their bodies came forward to be healed. Disciples came forward from their seats to lay hands on them. Afterwards, each of the five testified that the Lord had healed them. One woman had been unable to raise her arm. But as she testified she was lifting it up and down effortlessly.

Then I encouraged the disciples to use what the Lord had given them to preach the gospel in Ligang. There are 112 idol temples, but only four churches in Ligang. This is a reflection on the lack of power in the Church's evangelism. Now that they have been trained to use the very powerful weapons given to them by the Lord, they must use them to fulfill the Great Commission. There will be a mass movement of Buddhists to Jesus Christ here only when the Church obeys the Lord's commands to "heal the sick and tell them, 'the kingdom of God is near you.'"

There is darkness here which can only be dispelled by the gospel and the authority the Lord has given to His people. Last night our host pastor was very late in picking us up to take us to the meeting in his church because his mother, who is now staying with him, had been attacked by severe depression. He had his hands full. 

Later that evening after the meeting while we were preparing for bed in the retreat center, we were called to minister to a young lady who was on the Mission Harmony team. She was staying in a big dormitory room just across the courtyard from us. She was seeing spirits and was suffering from severe pain in the back of her head. We got dressed and went to the dormitory room where she and about a dozen other young women were staying. We laid hands on her and rebuked the spirits and the pain in Jesus' name. She was healed and set free.

Australian 'miracle man' says that prayer healed him from a broken neck and partial quadriplegia

Written by Dan Wooding    Sunday, 19 June 2011 02:00

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA (ANS) -- Australian doctors were baffled when Andrew Carter, then 23, walked from the hospital where he was being treated following a terrible motor cycle accident back in March, 1996, which had left him totally paralyzed. Carter, who made a dramatic appearance at the 8th Annual Christian Medical Conference held in Brisbane, Australia, that took place on June 11-12, 2011, was told by doctors at the Spinal Unit of the nearby Princess Alexandra Hospital, that he would never walk again. His story was featured in a local newspaper at the time and he told reporter Deidre Stark, "I can explain it. It's a miracle. "Medically, I was in a hopeless position, and I'd already been told to prepare to live the rest of my life in a wheelchair, so I turned to prayer." Mr. Carter, a mechanic, credits his "strong faith" and the prayers of his church, the Ipswich Assembly of God, and many others Christians across Australia, with his speedy recovery. (Dan Wooding photo: Andrew Carter on Stage with Dr. Mieke Kuiper)  He suffered his terrible injuries in a motorcycle accident when he was thrown from his motorbike and lay there close to death. "When I came to I was wrapped right around the tree and I couldn't move anything," he told the newspaper. He was airlifted to the Princess Alexandra Hospital and operated on immediately. "As soon as I woke up, the doctor told me I was going to be a quadriplegic and would never walked again," he went on. "It shattered me - I told my mother I didn't want to live anymore. "It was if my whole life was over and I needed to do something, so I began to pray." And that is when the miracle began to tak place. Two weeks later, Mr. Carter took his first steps and five weeks after that he walked out of the hospital. His case was presented to the 220 Christian doctors and medical professionals on the first day of the conference by Dr. Mieke Kuiper, a Brisbane-based Family Physician, who was also one of the main organizers of the event. The Dutch-born doctor explained that on March 2, 1996, at 8:00 AM, Andrew lost control of his motorcycle when he came over a crest on a dirt track and hit a log that lay across the track. "He flew sideways, hitting a tree," she said. "Slumped on the ground at the base of the tree, he was initially thought to be dead by his mate who was following him. "His friend called the ambulance who promptly came and attended him, and then he was winched from the scene of the accident in a stretcher by helicopter and taken to the hospital." As Dr. Kuiper told the story, she flashed onto a large screen x-rays that showed that has suffered a "broken neck and incomplete quadriplegia." Soon afterwards, the surgery began. She went on to say, "Afterwards, Andrew was very depressed and wanted to die for the first three days after the accident, but then turned to God and decided to fight. Much prayer went out on his behalf by members of many Australian churches." The doctor then said, "God heard those prayers and he was able to walk unassisted out of the hospital 7 ½ weeks after the accident. At the time of his discharge, all sensation had returned to normal but he still had not regained full balance and strength and was not able to run. "Over the next 12 months, he worked hard with the therapies and rained his full former strength, fitness and balance. His recovery was widely regarded as a miracle and his case was widely covered through the media here." It was then that Dr. Kuiper surprised the audience, that had traveled from 30 countries, when she announced that Andrew was in the hall and invited him to join her on stage. With that, he got up from his seat and literally bounced up the steps and thanked the Lord for his own personal miracle. Not only had the medics viewed his medical data, and also read the written reports from the hospital at the time, but now they had the living proof right in front of them as Andrew smiled widely and the audience responded by standing up and gave him [and God] a standing ovation. These "Spirituality and Medicine" conferences are organized by the World Christian Doctors Network (WCDN) based in Seoul, Korea. At the end of the event, it was announced that next year's gathering will take place in Nairobi, Kenya, near the end of May. For more information about the World Christian Doctors Network, a group which believes that God still heals today and also that miracles should be "provable" with medical data, please go to: www.wcdn.org Dan Wooding, 70, is an award winning British journalist now living in Southern California with his wife Norma, to whom he has been married for 47 years. They have two sons, Andrew and Peter, and six grandchildren who all live in the UK. He is the founder and international director of ASSIST (Aid to Special Saints in Strategic Times) and the ASSIST News Service (ANS) and was, for ten years, a commentator, on the UPI Radio Network in Washington, DC. He now hosts the weekly "Front Page Radio" show on KWVE in Southern California which is also carried on the Calvary Radio Network throughout the United States. The program is also aired in Great Britain on Calvary Chapel Radio UK. Besides this, Wooding is a host for His Channel Live, which is carried via the Internet to some 200 countries. You can follow Dan on Facebook under his name there or at ASSIST News Service. He is the author of some 44 books. Two of the latest include his autobiography, "From Tabloid t! o Truth", which is published by Theatron Books. To order a copy, press this link. Wooding, who was born in Nigeria of British missionary parents, has also recently released his first novel "Red Dagger" which is available this link. Used by permission www.assistnews.net