Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories

<p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>It was a blessing to read all the experiences related in your book they are moving and also inspiring. It is a good selection of God's intervention in the lives of His people showing us that He is interested in our health just as much as He is interested in our day-to-day struggles. I observed that the purpose of His intervention is always the salvation of His people. I praise God for putting in your heart the thought of gathering these experiences and I also pray that many people will be inspired just as much as I was. Claudia Panaitescu.</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>This book is an inspirational series of easy-to-read personal accounts evidencing how Divine interventions were made in the lives of ordinary people. I grew up believing that God is capable of making the impossible possible. Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories has served to amplify my faith in God's willingness to heal provide and care for those who trust in Him today. Ainsley Stephenson</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>Remarkable stories of ordinary people with great faith who see extraordinary events in their day-to-day lives as they put their trust and hope in the promises of God. Rev Canon David Sherwin</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>From this respected elder in the Seventh Day Adventist Church a qualified hospital nurse midwife and psychologist comes a series of sixteen accounts of remarkable answers to prayer. Fifteen people of all ages - children and elderly - experienced how God healed provided money and relief from crises in impossible situations (often caused by the callousness of modern capitalism) In a series of narratives each headed by a promise from the Bible ( from a dozen books e.g. the Psalms St. Matthew's gospel and the epistles of St. Paul and St. James we read how people over the past thirty years in the West Indies or the U.K. were healed (e.g. Of migraine cancer spinal injury epilepsy cerebellar ataxia dementia and loss of sight caused by diabetes). They were rescued from lack of food large debts (often wrongly charged to them) and the clutches of modern evils (e.g. criminal clamping of a car or nicotine addiction) All these happy outcomes resulted from the faithful response of the LORD God to sincere and fervent prayers to Him spoken by Christians through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. Medical treatment partnered with individual or corporate prayer and (fasting) calm or desperate for a few minutes or over several years.</span></p><p><span style=color: rgba(34 34 34 1)>As a retired Church of England clergyman {1979-2018} I am reminded by this book of the preaching and ministry of the late Father Trevor Dearing: he informed and inspired my wife and myself over almost five decades.    I welcome as Father Trevor would have done this challenging catalogue of carefully and Biblically explained events that demonstrate that our God is alive loving and powerful: and equally at work in 'free' churches such as the Seventh Day Adventists as he is in Anglican churches. As simple believers in Jesus Christ as Saviour Lord and God we all need one another in this confusing and often cruel and dangerous 21st Century. Daniel Foot (retired C. of E. Rector)</span></p>