He said, the intercessors are going to pray for those who cannot walk.

Before I touched the person later, I heard the crack, crack, crunch, crunch of bones.

I saw people with TB spies.

I saw people whose maybe their legs have been in a car accident or disfigured limbs and things just cracking.

25 people got up and walked in front of them.

I've never forgotten that sound because it was just a few nights later.

We were plowed down by a 7-ton army truck and I heard my bones break and I went into a deep coma. Welcome everybody. This is Simon

Gilbert with Inspired. So good to be back for another week. A fantastic encouragement and challenge.

I've got no doubt you're going to be to inspired this week because we got with us the wonderful

Rachel Hickson. Hi, Rachel. Hi, it's really good to be with

you, Simon. Brilliant, have you? If you're new to us, it's inspired, basically we are relentlessly

bombarded by negativity in the pressure. It just induces fear and sadness and anxiety. And we want

to counteract that by meeting people that have, yeah, had wonderful, authentic journeys. There's

been suffering in the mix. There's been suffering in the mix, has been

challenged, but the overall sort of outworking has been an appreciation of the gods on

his throne. He's doing beautiful stuff. And, yeah, Rachel's got a fantastic story. She's the founder of

Heart Cry for Change. She's got a ministry around the world. So I've just got her, I think

just flowing back from Ireland. Last time I spoke to you in America. I've just got back from

Burundi. But Rachel, I want us to take us back to the first time I came across your name,

didn't meet you, but the first time I couldn't cross your name was on the 23rd of November 2003.

Reason was, was I was back in England at the time actually, and my dad rang me up that evening.

I was in bed at, I think about 10.30, 11 p.m. and he said, get to Adam Brooks Hospital in Cambridge.

...