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I have known L for over 30 years, and I have witnessed firsthand the incredible work of God’s healing hands in his life. When I first heard about his diagnosis of glioblastoma, it was a devastating piece of news. Yet, throughout this journey, L’s faith remained steadfast, even when the medical prognosis was bleak.

  Seeing him today—healthy and full of life—is nothing short of a miracle. I am truly amazed at how God has sustained him through these years. I believe this is a powerful testament to God’s healing power and unwavering love. L’s life is a living reminder that our God is real and that He still heals today.

  As Psalm 103:2-3 says, "Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits, who forgives all your iniquity, who heals all your diseases." I have seen this verse come alive through L’s journey, and it reminds me that God is always able to heal and restore.

  If you are in need of healing, I encourage you to turn to God and seek Him earnestly. I have seen His healing hand at work in L’s life, and I believe that nothing is impossible for Him. As Jeremiah 30:17 declares, "For I will restore health to you, and your wounds I will heal, declares the Lord."

- Wiz

I have known L for 30 years, and by the design of our heavenly Father, we reconnected at church recently. 

  Looking at L, you would have never guessed his life changing condition of aggressive brain cancer back in 2020. Rather, what struck me instead was how anchored and secured he and his wife, G were in God. 

  As L shared about his life threatening prognosis, how Jesus Christ stepped in to intervene, walked with him and the miraculous healing journey that defied doctors' given time, it reignited my faith in the Healing power of Jesus Christ. 

  It doesn't matter if it's cancer, heart disease, kidney failure, stroke or depression, His name is Jehovah Rapha, God our Healer. Call upon that name today and Him will show up for you.

- Priscilla

When my sister shared the news in October 2020 that my brother-in-law had been diagnosed with a brain tumor, I felt a deep concern for their family.  They were in their mid-40s, with two school-going children.  She mentioned that, based on what she had read, the chances of recovery were only 10%.  I didn’t know what words of comfort to offer her, other than assuring her that I would pray for them.  

  As the weeks went by in 2021, I would check in with my sister about my brother-in-law’s treatment and progress.  One day, she told me that, despite the successful removal of the initial tumor, the doctors had found another one.  However, this time I felt less worried.  My sister shared how God had been their anchor through it all, and how He had revealed His presence and guidance to them in ways they had never experienced before.  My brother-in-law continued with surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy.

  In mid-2022, I was overjoyed to hear that my brother-in-law was no longer undergoing chemotherapy.  He explained that he had felt God telling him to stop the treatment, and the doctor subsequently confirmed there was no longer any cancer growth.  It was clear to us that God had answered the prayers of my sister and brother-in-law in the most miraculous way.

  Then, in mid-2024, another storm hit our family.  My father-in-law was diagnosed with brain cancer as a result of the spread of his lung cancer.  Hoping for the best possible care, I asked my sister for the oncologist who had treated my brother-in-law and brought my father-in-law to see him.  During the consultation, the oncologist, upon hearing about my brother-in-law's recovery, described his case as a “divine intervention.”  Those were his exact words.

  I then invited my sister and brother-in-law to pray for my father-in-law, knowing that he was not a firm believer in Jesus Christ.  It was during that prayer that my father-in-law rededicated his life to God.

  In that session, one verse has stood out and carried deep meaning for me—Romans 8:31: “What, then, shall we say in response to these things?  If God is for us, who can be against us?”  This verse not only encouraged my father-in-law but continues to be my source of strength whenever I face life’s challenges.

  The question I want to leave with you is:  Do you know this God?

- TWT

In an era of unprecedented medical advancement, where we believe we've conquered pandemics and pushed the boundaries of science, it's easy to become complacent.  We often place our complete trust in modern medicine to cure our ailments, viewing it as the ultimate solution.  Yet, when faced with a diagnosis deemed incurable, that same confidence can shatter, plunging us into despair.  Whether placing blind faith in medical science or falling into hopelessness at its limitations—we find ourselves distracted from the one source of ultimate healing: God.

  I have known L for more than 20 years. His journey is a powerful testimony that only someone who has walked through the "valley of the shadow of death" while holding firmly to God's hand can truly share.  When L made the profound decision to set aside modern medicine and place his trust entirely in God, his subsequent healing stands as a compelling witness that God is real and continues to heal today.  Of course, he needed to pray and hear from the Lord to confirm that he no longer requires to continue the medication that was supposed to be "indefinite"...and God confirmed it through a few people.

  And more than healing, God wants us to know He loves us passionately and is with us through every moment of our darkest moments and inexplicable suffering.  He wants us to know that even in our most vulnerable moments, we are never truly alone.

- R&L

God healed L.  That’s a miracle.  I’m awed and thankful.  To God be the Glory!

But I think what’s more worthy of telling is : Regardless of the outcome, L remained faithful to God throughout - from the moment of diagnosis, through the surgeries, throughout the whole treatment, and now.  

  This tells me that the God he believes and trusts in - must be someone worthy of that trust.  Doesn’t that make you curious?  

  So if you don’t know this God yet - go check Him out!  Give yourself a chance to get to know Him, and see what He can do for you!  He’s calling you today!

Matthew 11:28 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.

- Jocelyn