Hello, good morning. Yesterday we went to the hospital and I wanted to share with you that we prayed for people and God touched their hearts. I’m going to share with you three highlights. The first one is a man that had family problems and he cried after we prayed for him and I believe the encounter he had with the love of Jesus will change his life. The second one is that Andrew sensed that a woman had back and knee pain , we asked her and she said yes. So Andrew prayed and the pain was gone. Last but not least there was a man in a wheelchair and he had half of his leg missing and it hurt. Andrew prayed for him and he was able to move his leg from side to side and he wasn’t able to do that before. Andrew prayed. So I want to encourage you to come with us next time because we are blessed by God to bless others.

Hey guys, as some of you know I went to a hospital to pray for some people , God had touched and healed a few people but one lady in particular stood out. Her husband was a Christian but she wasn’t, and she wanted prayer. We started praying for her and within seconds she lost consciousness. We kept praying for her. She came back round and she was feeling dizzy, we kept praying and then she started to manifest, her body started to contort and eventually she stopped. I asked her if she wanted to give her life to Jesus, she said yes, we lead her in prayer of repentance and forgiveness, and asked Jesus to come into her life. After praying with her she felt a burden had gone and was feeling peace in her heart.

Interaction is great! Great talks on days 2&3 especially. Also, getting people involved during your teaching—reading verses, room for questions / comments—on day 3 was a great idea. Really works when the groups are smaller. The worksheets, also great. They may not be “homework” lol, but it’s good to connect with a question or two. More on identity in Christ! On challenging wrong beliefs: you could tailor this section to the particular group you’re teaching, if people are open to sharing. Example, asking the people what they think about healing, and then tackling those specific beliefs, if it’ll lead to a breakthrough moment. You could easily expand this and include another day on walking in the gift, sharing what you learned from specific experiences, not just on receiving healing. That could be a different seminar altogether. Food for thought.

Thank you, once again! The way you teach and how you organize the content itself really sets a foundation for understanding how healing works. You keep it simple, uncomplicated, focusing on developing a relationship with Jesus through scripture, which is how it should be.
Before taking the seminar I already believed that it is God’s will to heal everyone, yet I was still challenged to reflect and be fully convinced of that truth. More than anything, I am provoked to continue studying on the topic of healing, in the Bible, for myself!

I have a strong desire to have the gift of healing. As I started exercising my prophetic gifting with a group, I realized that I had a desire to do the same with healing. When Andrew created the seminar it was no question, I applied. It was a game changing seminar for me.
Andrew gave me a new perspective. I knew the messages he shared but he did it from another perspective. He built up my faith and my hope in healing. What more! He built up my faith and hope not just in healing! I have never thought about the Prodigal Son like this before. Also, the word SOZO was very interesting to me. He sent us emails with the Scriptures. I want to go it through again with God. After the seminar I did my first step too.
I prayed for a lady in the gym who cannot have a baby. I sensed she wanted a baby, but I didn’t ask. Other times I was afraid to mention that I pray for somebody but this time I said I would pray for her. Somehow, I was brave to say that. I don’t know how Andrew took me to this with his seminar, but something has changed in me. Thank you, Andrew, for the seminar, for your time and your effort. I highly recommend it to everybody.