I prayed with three different people who had nearsightedness who wanted to be free of dependence on glasses or contacts. This was a new one for me. After prayer commanding the eyes to focus normally, all three could see and read comfortably at a distance, in fact much better than me.

I prayed for a woman with breast cancer. As we prayed it she trembled as God powerfully touched her. When we finished we asked her how she felt and she said God had healed her. So we sent her to the restroom to check herself and she came back a few minutes later to tell us that the lump had completely disappeared.

I prayed for a woman in her early thirties who had been legally blind in one eye since birth. She could distinguish light from dark but could not distinguish shapes. When we first prayed she saw a little improvement and so we pressed in harder commanding the eye to begin to see. As we continued to pray it gradually improved to the point where she had almost completely normal vision.

A young man came forward last night asking for healing for his eye. His eye had been cut when someone threw a razor at him when he was in school. The injury left him with very limited vision in his left eye, less than 10% by his description. He showed us the glasses that he wore and the left lens was very thick, even with them on he had very limited vision. Before we started praying he could not determine the color of the banners in the arena. After the first prayer he was able to make out the color of the banner. After the second prayer he could see a yellow graphic on the banner. After the third time he could read the wording on top of the banner. After the fourth time praying we could begin to read the top line of the small print at the bottom of the banner. Then I happened to look over the top of my glasses and realized that I couldn’t even read
the words on the top of the banner without my glasses. He ended up with better vision than me.