Resources

Wed, 6/20/2018

  You won't want to miss the spiritual insight that you will receive in reading this month's Best Picks!  Order soon before they disappear!

Blessings to you!

Healing Rooms Bookstore Team

Season of Transition - Cal Pierce

Tue, 5/29/2018

Cal Pierce

We are currently entering into the greatest season of transition the Body of Christ has experienced. It is a time of change and increase. When President Trump moved our embassy to Jerusalem, he blessed the nation of Israel. He not only honored a nation, but he honored the God of Abram, who promises to bless those who bless Israel. (Genesis 12:2)

This has opened the door of blessing to come upon God's people in America. You and I will begin to experience the blessings of God on our lives and ministry. Those areas where we have needed breakthrough will begin to provide breakthrough. Where we need healing, the healing blessings will flow forth. Where we need financial breakthrough, prosperity will begin to flow. God's promise is that we will be blessed in our coming and in our going. We will experience the blessing of Abraham. (Galatians 3:14)

The blessing will transition us from the old into the new. We will move from the old wine into the new wine. What the old wine skin could not contain, our new wine skin will begin to receive. The new wine will be increase in Kingdom provision to carry the testimony of Jesus to the nations and bring the great awakening into the world. We receive the blessing to be a blessing to those God wants to touch.

Let's prepare ourselves for the transition into the new wine of provision to increase God's Kingdom on earth as it is in Heaven.

Testimonies

Thu, 5/24/2018

Shoulder Healed

I had been suffering from a lot of pain in my right shoulder and had limited ability to raise my arm even to shoulder height. I asked the prayer team at the Issaquah Healing Room to pray for restoration of my shoulder. As they laid hands on me I felt a tingling in my arm and shoulder. I knew immediately I was healed and raised my arm. I felt no resistance and was able to swing my arm clear over my head with no pain at all . Thank you Jesus and the Healing Room team.

Baron D. - Issaquah Healing Room, Washington, USA

 

Deep Inner Healing

My testimony begins with the first night that the Healing Rooms were to be open. It was a Wednesday evening and I was excited to go to church for the evening worship and service. While I was getting ready to make dinner that night, I had an excruciating pain rip through my lower back. It brought me to the floor. From there I made my way to the couch and assumed I would not be going to church that night.

My husband suggested I should go and visit the Healing Rooms. When I was brought into the Healing Room, the only position I was able to be in was on my knees on the floor with my upper body resting on a chair seat. I was asked a series of questions then the sisters began praying for me.

While the prayer was taking place, the presence of the Holy Spirit was so strong all I could do was weep. I felt a prompting that this issue of pain was from within me and there was something in my heart that I needed to deal with that I needed to face.

What the Lord showed me was that I was holding on to a feeling of unworthiness and shame. This was surprising at first, but it was true. Once faced and spoken out loud, the sisters continued to pray. As I confessed why I felt this unworthiness and shame, my body began to relax and the pain started to subside. Not only did the pain subside but I felt a heaviness in my heart lifted away.

It was such a powerful experience that I am not able to put it all into words. I was able to leave the rooms that night without pain and was able to sleep more soundly that I had in years. I really had no idea I was still harboring feelings of unworthiness. After all, I am a Christian, was recently baptized again but did not see where the enemy was holding me back. I am now able to pray feeling the fullness of the Father's love and know that I can leave my worries with him. He is my Father and I am worthy of His love.

Lynn F. - Stirring of Bethesda Healing Rooms, Yreka, California, USA

Scoliosis Healed

A woman came into the Healing Rooms to receive prayer for scoliosis. Her spine had been fused at birth and she had great pain. While she was in the waiting room waiting to be called into the prayer room, another prayer minister saw her and felt compelled by the Holy Spirit to ask her if she could lay hands on her back and pray for her. She agreed and, as she was being prayed for, she felt burning heat going up and down her spine. At that moment, she was called into the prayer room and was prayed for again.

There was no physical change that took place at that time, except for the sensation of heat. Then about three weeks later she contacted us to let us know that while she was lying in bed that morning, she felt a big shove on her back and heard a loud crack! She knew it was the Lord! Her vertebrae instantly came into full alignment and her spine straightened. Her hips became even and she got full mobility of her neck. For the first time in 53 years she could walk and move without pain. Thank you, Jesus!

Please note that the manifestation of her healing came almost one month AFTER she was prayed for. The biggest mistake we can make is putting a time limit on God! He is faithful and He is watching over His Word to perform it! By the stripes of Jesus we WERE healed and made whole (1 Peter 2:24)!!

Kathy B. - Healing Rooms of Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA

Resources

Thu, 5/24/2018

As we begin the summer season, everyone needs a great book to read. While basking in the sun, you can also bask in the Son and all that He has accomplished for us! Blessings to you! Healing Rooms Bookstore Team

The Power of God - Cal Pierce

Wed, 4/25/2018

Cal Pierce

The power of God doesn't just belong in God, it needs to also be in us. We receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us. The purpose of the power is to fulfill the will of God upon the earth. The fulfillment of His will isn't up to God, it's up to us. Redemption put the responsibility in our hands. This is why in Luke 10:19 God gives us the authority.

There are too many believers who don't understand this. They put the responsibility on God because they don't believe they have power. We need to know we are not to receive power from God, we are to have the power of God. The power is His manifest presence in us. When we become filled with His manifest presence, the will of God begins to fulfill itself on our behalf. We won't have to ask God for something, His will (Truth) will make us free.

Jesus is our head, we are His body, the Body of Christ. The head doesn't operate separate from the body. The head is the power source that operates the body. This is why we are told in I Corinthians 2:16 we have the mind of Christ. The manifest presence of Jesus comes down through His body when we are connected to, and operated by, our head, who is Jesus. Then it is not our power but His power in us that fulfills His will for us.

When we don't operate our life connected to our Head, there is separation and we then ask God to give us what has already been provided. When we are connected we can see ourselves as the fulfillment of His will, rather than people who are trying to receive His will. There is a big difference in seeing ourselves with something as opposed to seeing ourselves without it, trying to receive it.

When we are disconnected from the Head, we will live by the law and struggle by our power. But when we are connected, we live by grace with His power.

Wed, 4/25/2018

New Liver

About a month ago (Feb 2018) the Lord directed me to go to the Healing Rooms. At that time, I was disqualifying myself to pray for the sick. But from my experience with the Lord, I don’t normally try to go with my feelings, I just end up obeying Him. In the Healing Rooms before the patient walks in, the team prays to get a word from the Lord. Papa God gave me a word about the liver and blood transfusion.

When the patient came in and told us her symptoms, they seemed unrelated to liver and blood. The patient said that the doctor didn’t have a cure for her sickness. So we gave her the word of knowledge regarding the liver and the blood and she said, “This issue all started four years ago when I went to Africa and the doctor there said that I had a liver malfunction.”

The team members faith level rose up and the patient's faith level rose up so we prayed for a new liver and blood transfusion. The Lord is so good, He knows the source and tells us the origin of the issue.

A month later (4th week of March 2018) this person came back in and said, "I got tested by the doctors and they said I don’t have any issues with my liver. Test were all negative. The Lord gave me a new liver. Hallelujah, praise the Lord!" The Lord is giving new organs for His children!

This is what I have learned, that you overcome your feelings with obedience. And with us just showing up, He allows us to bear fruit. In addition, when He sends you, He equips you because the Lord is Good.  We don’t have to disqualify ourselves, we are already qualified.

Ron B. - Vienna Christian Healing Rooms, Virginia, USA

Testimonies from In His Presence Healing Room, Plain City, Ohio, USA

Ankle Healed

My 7-year-old grandson went on a cub scout overnight, played ball with his friends and injured his foot. He came home limping in pain. I laid hands on him, commanded the pain to go and healing to come. Instantly he felt pain-free. Several minutes later the pain returned. I repeated the prayer, all the pain left and never returned.

Fever Gone

Several weeks ago, this same boy woke with a fever, nausea, and flu symptoms. Though 900 miles away at the time, I commanded the symptoms to go, the devil to flee, and healing to come. By noon, he was perfectly well and his Dad took him out to lunch.

Ligament Restored

For several years, I put up with an injured ligament in my right knee that would get re-injured going up and down stairs occasionally, so I guarded it continually. Over a month ago the pain reoccurred and I slapped my knee, commanded the pain to leave, and healing to come. The pain instantly left, has not returned, and the knee feels strong. I freely go up and down the stairs without guarding it and there is no re-occurrence of the injury.

 

Grace in the Waiting - Carol Krum

Wed, 4/25/2018

Carol Krum

While watching the movie, Paul the Apostle, I was struck by the great grace that was upon these people as they hid away waiting for direction from God. They knew if they left where they were, they may be killed. But they also knew if they stayed and were found, the same would be true. It was that grace of God that sustained them in their “waiting” One definition says grace is a divine influence upon the heart for the purposes of God to be fulfilled in your life.

When Paul pleaded with the Lord three times for the “thorn in the flesh” to be removed from him, he was told by the Lord, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My strength is made perfect in weakness.” 2 Cor. 12:9. How many of us can identify with Paul in our own story where we have cried out to the Lord to come to our aid and “fix” whatever needed fixing? Yet in all outward appearances, He didn’t do anything visible. The problem was still there! We kept asking and we kept waiting!

But when we look at this scripture and we use it as a transparent spiritual template to place over our situation, what do we see? Initially we are unable to see or feel anything significant that has changed. It usually doesn’t become apparent until much later when we are faced with yet another season of trial and tribulation. It is then that we begin to get a glimpse of something that is different. The roots of our faith have gone deeper because during that past experience of pain, we became so desperately hungry for God to hear us, that we were constantly seeking His hear for answers, comfort, peace, and His blessed assurance that all would be well.

Is it not in those very places where we begin to see the greatest changes taking place within our heart, where patience is being birthed on a deeper level, where we begin to see from God’s perspective rather than our own? These are the times when more of Christ is being formed within us. Is that not our prayer, that there would be less of us and more of Him? That is why Paul was able to declare, “I would most gladly boast in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me.”

Oh, the divine influence upon our heart for the purposes of God to be fulfilled in our life!! This is a work that takes time on this side of Heaven and we must learn to trust in the waiting, because what is being formed in us is so much greater than what we can hope for or imagine. When we see that we are being swept into another season of “waiting”, may we recall the words form a song that says “Look where you are. Look when you have been. Don’t you know that I can do it again?” It is His great grace upon and within us that sustains us and holds us together, enabling us to remain in a position where His Spirit can do a deeper work within us that will make us more like Him, equipping us to do His Kingdom work on earth as He did.

The Lord recently gave me a little word picture to help describe what happens when He gives us His grace. It was like a spiritual magnet upon us that forcefully pulls the favor and blessings of God directly toward us, giving us what is needed in any given moment to live a holy life, when our life, circumstances or character is being attacked by our Adversary. His grace is powerfully present in our time of need, even when we are unable to see it, giving us the supernatural ability or miraculous faculty to sustain, endure, or maintain our call – for all He is enabling us to become in Christ.

I love what Paul says about what grace looked like in his own life in 1 Cor. 15:10 –

“By grace and only by grace I am what I am, and it was not without having its effect.”

May these words be written about each one of us at the end of our earthly assignment! And may He great grace of divine influence upon our hearts be made visible by the way in which we live our lives.

Carol Krum is the Partner Coordinator at the Spokane Headquarters and our resident encourager in joy.