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It all started on Easter Monday, I had traveled to the village over the weekend and gotten back on Sunday night at about 9pm. As soon as I opened my eyes on Monday morning, the Lord told me he wanted me to wait upon him and pray in the spirit. I pulled out a chair, sat down and began to pray in the spirit, I did that till 12pm and then I stopped. After cleaning I went in to have my bath but I noticed that the bowl for scooping water kept on dropping from my hand. I thought it was because I was being careless, I also notice saliva was dripping from the corner of my mouth.
Approximately three months before this time, God impressed it upon my heart to listen continuously to healing scriptures on tape of Rev. Kola and I did. I had it playing all the time, morning and night. When this happened I started speaking to my body that I was healed. Later that night, I blew my nose and felt a terrible sharp pain go through the left side of my head. The pain was excruciating and this worried me, because I had not had a headache in years.
I prayed and broke bread [Holy Communion], I spoke Gods’ word to the pain, started playing the tape of healing scriptures and I was able to sleep.
The next day, I told my pastor I needed him to pray for me because of the intensity of the pain in my head. He prayed and I felt a lot better. But he told me to go and see a doctor because whatever this thing was, it was affecting the left part of my body.
I went to see the doctor and was told I had partial paralysis. The doctor referred me to a neurologist. I saw him and was told I had had a stroke. As soon as I heard this I sent a text message to my pastor to pray for me. I had no fear in my heart through it all. The healing scriptures I had been listening to had built faith in my heart. I did the M.R.I scan. The doctor said I had blood in my brain. I continued listening to the healing scriptures and speaking Gods’ word. The pastors, and the church were praying and so were friends.
In a very short period of time I got my healing and was made whole. Praise the lord...Remi Ogunbe (Abuja)
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