Peter comes to me out of the bedroom and he's holding the wallet open. He looks white as a sheet and he's shaking. And he says to me, John, something is happening in this wallet. So I said, what do you mean? Something's happening in that wallet. He said, well, look, every time the pastor comes, he asks me for money for something, I give him the money. He says, I close the wallet. He says, I go back in again. He comes back later and he asks me for money

for something else again. When I open the wallet, it's full again. Over the last 48 hours,

he says, this wallet, he says, keeps refilling. Do you know, over three weeks, then the money

in that wallet kept multiplying.

Welcome, everybody. This is Simon Gilbo with Inspired. Great to be back for another week. You know, there's so much bad news. We were relentlessly bombarded by it. And we come week by week to meet mates of mind,

doing all sorts of beautiful stuff in all sorts of parts of the

world to get stirred and encouraged and inspired. And I've got no doubt they're going to be

inspired this week because we've got with us John Conrath. Welcome John. Hi there, Simon. Good to be

here. Great to have you. We were sat together a few months ago at the Send meeting and I was like,

I've got to get John on.

John is the founder and director of Mission 24. It's an internominational Christian ministry.

He's all into training up and equipping people, you and me, so that we can share our faith.

And also he's got a real anointing in terms of signs and wonders. He's worked in

over 50 countries in the last three plus decades of ministry. He's literally hundreds of

thousands of people having cancer with Jesus. So I'm really excited to have you on, John.

And let's go for it. I don't know much about your background, your childhood. Any

significant moments there?

Yes, Simon. Well, I was privileged to be born into a Baptist family, Christian family. And mom and dad really

loved the Lord. And, you know, the evangelists who trained me in ministry used to say that

that God has no grandchildren. There's a lot of truth to that.

And so we all have to make a personal decision to follow Jesus. But it was my mom, actually, who led me to the Lord.

I'm a middle child. And I can remember just at the age of four years old, initiating this conversation with my mom in my parents' bedroom saying that,

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