Lightning had struck her and she was dead.

They said to me, you are telling us every day when we work in the fields that we must trust in God.

We want to see this God perform a miracle.

So I had no option.

So, by faith, I put my hands on the body.

And I said, please, Jesus, your name is at stake here.

Raise this woman up.

And nothing happened.

I said, Lord, what do I do now?

Pray for her again.

This time, I grabbed her wrists and I stood her to her feet.

The body was standing up, okay, I was holding on.

And then I felt the Lord said, let her go.

I let her go and I stood

back and she just stood there with the hands in the air. Welcome, everybody. This is Simon

Gilbo with Inspired. Inspired, if you're new to us, it's all about meeting different wonderful

brothers and sisters from across the planet doing beautiful stuff. And, you know, it's basically

to counteract the relentless negativity that we're bombarded with in the press, beautiful stuff. And, you know, it's basically to counteract the relentless

negativity that we're bombarded with in the press, bad news that it reduces fear and cynicism,

anxiety. And so I've got no doubt this week. Of all weeks, you're going to be incredibly inspired

because we've got with us the wonderful Angus Buckin. Welcome, Angus. Thank you, Simon. It's very good to be on your program. So good. Well, you'll be able to tell from his accent. Well, Angus is actually of Scottish descent, but he's in South Africa. He's on his farm. And many of you will have heard about him, but if you haven't, his book and his film, Faith like potatoes. Fun enough, Angus, I watched it again this week, 20 years on, and it's so stirring.

I just want to get out the way because we've got limited time.

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