Hello, thank you so much for joining me today for Give Him 15.

One of our favorite guest contributors for Give Him 15 is our friend, Cheryl Sacks.

Just the other day, Cheryl sent us a timely word that I feel is appropriate for me to share today,

the day of the Healing Summit in Ohio.

You will be, you will be encouraged and inspired by her words.

And join us tonight by live stream and believe for your healing.

The title is, I believe in miracles, and they are happening again.

Cheryl says, in Dutch's recent given 15 posts, he spoke of a mighty wave of God's glory that is beginning to roll in, a wave of healing,

deliverance, and salvation. He reminded us that on the Hebrew calendar, we are in the month of

Nissan, or Nissan, we might say in English, which is historically marked by miracles. Those in my generation,

Cheryl says, have lived through seasons of extraordinary supernatural activity, things our children,

and grandchildren have yet to see, but I am confident they will.

We remember ambulances pulling up to healing crusades.

People near death carried in on stretchers, walking out healed and whole.

We saw limbs grow out, and in some cases, entirely new limbs were there, where there had been none before. My husband, Hal, and I witnessed such miracles firsthand. One unforgettable night, Hal took his mom

to a Catherine Coolman crusade at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.

What happened that evening was far more than a story about a healing evangelist.

It was a glimpse into how God's power can move through anyone willing to believe that he still performs miracles today.

Howe's mother suffered pain from a disintegrated discreeted disc. She also experienced chronic complications

after having part of her colon surgically removed.

How went to the meeting in faith, believing God would heal his mom,

but also believing for something even more impossible,

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