Kathie Walters

“Why is it that when I get physically hurt, I can receive healing right away, but emotional hurts hang on for months?” my friend Jill asked me. I answered with a question: “What do you do when you need a physical healing?” Jill thought for a while. “When my father was visiting me,” she replied, …

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Everyday we pass up opportunities to reveal Jesus to others. But with a little creativity we can seize those moments for eternity.

One of the last things Jesus said to the disciples was, "'Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature'" (Mark 16:15, NKJV). This Scripture applies to His followers today as well, but it doesn't mean we all have to leave our jobs and homes and go into full-time ministry. It simply means we are to act as Jesus acted.

Jesus deposited His life in us, the church. Now we are commissioned to do just what He did--and He gave us the power and authority to do it. He said, "'I give you the authority over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall by any means hurt you'" (Luke 10:19).

The problem is that we often put limits on God. We acquire wrong mind-sets about the ways in which He works--or the ways in which He will work through us. We need to ask Him to remove the mental "box" that limits our faith and to help us believe that the same Spirit who was in Jesus is in us, making it possible for us to operate in the same types of ministry He did.

I had a stunning experience recently that God used to point out something to me. I had been away for a few days visiting and praying with Rose Weiner, a close friend of mine who lives in Gainesville, Florida. Rose and her husband, Bob, had a ministry raising up churches on the campuses of the United States and in other nations. They discipled and trained many hundreds of young people to take the gospel to the nations.

If you’ve ever read any written accounts of true revivals in past ages, you know about the powerful ways in which God moved upon the people, both inside and outside the church. But you may not be aware that when these powerful manifestations of God took place, many other things—things that were not of God—came in also. Strong fleshly shows and demonic take-offs tried to discredit the move. Without the discernment present to separate the precious from the vile, there was a kind of chaos.