Mozambique

After Rolland finished his sermon on fire and asked those who wanted more to come forward, a harvest student went down in the Spirit. Having been taught as a male to be careful in touching females, I put my hand on her ankle and prayed for fire and power. When she got up, she said her ankle […]

A fear of most people would be the inability to communicate with the people. So God paired me with a beautiful young Mozambican who prayed with me and I with her during worship. God let us speak together in the Spirit. Our hearts were very similar. We talked to God together, held hands, and entered the throne room

I was surprised by love on the 2nd day in the “bush-bush”. After helping to dig holes for a new church with machetes and hand scooping, I was resting in the shade before going out on a door-to-door visitation in the village for healing prayer and evangelism. A short distance away, a young doctor with our group

I think one of the more powerful testimonies for this experience is to see how God united the group. There were only about 4 people who knew each other before coming on this trip; yet you would think we knew each other and have ministered together for years. Truly, only God can create this level of intimate

We were privileged to witness a purity ceremony for the young women coming of age. It was a ceremony of restoration of purity where the girls had their purity restored and committed themselves to the Lord and to wait for their husbands. The presence of the Lord was so sweet and so strong. I was undone by

Heidi and Rolland (IRIS) honored the Global Team by having a special time to pray for us. During this time, they had the Mozambican “mamas” lay hands on us for prayer. A tall, graceful local woman knelt before me – placed her hands on my shoulders and began to pray. As she prayed, God broke into my

God’s sweet. He showed up to heal a girl of malaria, and a messed up leg. She was sleeping/resting when we got there. When we left, she could walk . . . because God loves her. We just prayed. Jesus is the man.

Today, a large group of Mozambican pastors and a large group of Harvest school students were graduating. It has been a joy to see the lives Iris is changing by preparing them to go out and carry the gospel. The worship here has been pure and passionate and filled with the power of God. The love is palpable.

After church today, we went to the village with the widows. As we walked with them, I felt so much love and beauty in getting to share this precious time with them. Such honor, such simplicity in walking side by side. We walked each woman home. We have the privilege of meeting their children, seeing their home, and

One of the long term missionaries had long standing pain in her right knee and hip. It had started with severe pain in her left big toe in the middle of the night. After a few attempts at prayer, with a little improvement, I felt we might stop. Then I experienced anger over the debilitating