Today I've been doing some work in the library, and as usual, it seems that there's so many people here who are in wheelchairs, using crutches and canes.
I was on the phone in the lobby area, and I saw a boy rolling into the library in a wheelchair with a pink full leg cast on his left leg, going from his thigh all the way down to his foot. I went up to he and his friend, and I asked him what happened. He said he broke his leg in 5 places from jumping off a cliff! Dang. He couldn't have been more than 12 years old. He was with 2 friends of his...his name was Levi, and his friend was Austin.
I asked him if I could pray for him, and he said sure. So I laid my hand on his cast, released the Presence. After about a minute, I asked him how he was feeling. He said that the pain left! He was all excited. Then his friend Austin pulled up a chair and said, "My knee hurts." He obviously wanted me to pray for him. He said it was hyperextended. So I laid my hands on his knee, and he felt the pain go down! Come on Jesus! Austin was the same age, 12 at the oldest.
Part two: I saw them again just now and asked Levi how his leg was doing. He said better. I sat down and was just hanging out with them, and I prayed for him again. It was funny because Austin said, see if you can figure out where he broke his leg at (in which places). So I ran my hands up and down his leg, and I felt tingling increase near the foot and asked him if he broke it there. Yep, sure enough he did. They were amazed. I asked them if they'd ever felt the Presence of God before. Austin said yeah. I asked him what it felt like? He said it felt like this tingling thing inside of his stomach!! Ha ha.
Then I said, "Do you want to feel it again?" He said no. But Levi let me pray for his leg again, and after that, he was able to move it like he couldn't before! He was surprised! Then he stood up out of his wheelchair by himself and put all his weight on the broken leg! The pain left! Yay God! I'm so excited about this.
I told Levi to pray for his friend Austin's knee since he was just getting healed himself. So he did. Austin put his leg up on Levi's wheelchair and laid his hands on it. Oh it feels so good to empower these guys to pray for the sick! They are so unreligious...and don't have hindrances and fear. I was spurred on by them. They're fearless youth, and there's millions more just like them all over the world.
Anyway, so Austin felt the pain decrease (it might have totally gone away...not sure though). AND THIS WAS FROM HIS FRIEND PRAYING FOR HIM!!! Yes.
Some other kids came over too and Levi and Austin were telling them about what was going on. I also prophesied over Austin...heard the word "wizard." I saw that he has the gift of figuring things out and giving people advice and wisdom. It was totally right on...he said he is good at that!
It is so fun to empower young kids like that. They're so open to the supernatural. They can sniff religiousness a mile away, but they love the real stuff.