Lame can walk as prayer of Faith has power

In the name of Jesus Christ, I bear witness:

I have a classmate whom I shared the gospel with and told about the testimonies of our church. He went home and introduced it to his parents, and that very Sabbath, his whole family came to church to hear the teachings, and they all believed in the Lord.

My classmate’s aunt, who was suffering from weakness due to illness, was introduced to the church by my classmate's family. She came to seek the faith and attended the gathering to listen to the sermons.

On her first visit to the meeting hall that Sabbath, her husband carried her on their motorcycle, with her sitting on the back seat. They tied themselves together at the waist with a rope to prevent her from falling off due to her weakness.

Upon arrival at the meeting hall, an elderly sister from the church saw them and quickly came to help. She then untied the rope and supported the wife’s legs, helping her step down from the back seat of the motorcycle, as she didn’t have the strength to get down on her own. Others helped stabilize the motorcycle.

This elderly sister often prayed, read the Bible frequently, and was often moved by the Holy Spirit.

Through this elderly sister's guidance, the husband was advised not to carry his wife upstairs to the meeting hall on the second floor.

The elderly sister said, "Do not carry her. Instead, I command you in the name of Jesus Christ to rise and walk up."

Then she supported my classmate's aunt slowly step by step up to the second floor. My classmate's aunt held onto the wall with one hand while being assisted by the elderly sister with the other, moving forward slowly.

By the second Sabbath, she had improved even more. Her health continued to recover day by day. By the fourth Sabbath, my classmate's aunt was able to walk upstairs to attend the meeting and listen to the sermons on her own.

Therefore, prayer of faith is indeed powerful.

Brother of the True Jesus Church