At our hotel in LA, we came down the elevator with a maid who had her arm in a sling. We asked her about it but she didn’t speak English. While we were eating breakfast, she came in. The Lord said, “Pray for her arm.” I said, “But Lord, she doesn’t speak English.” He said, “Pray for her arm.” I asked her if she’d like prayer and she motioned, “Wait a minute,” and got a co-worker who translated my question to which she answered, “YES!”  After praying, I asked if she could move her arm and she slowly raised it up and began to move it around and then with a huge grin, she nodded and said, “Si, si!” Yes, Yes! She gave me a hug and we left! Even though we are limited, God is not!

Yesterday was a 12-hour day  of almost non-stop appointments. We don’t normally schedule ministry like that, but once in a while it can’t be helped. The Lord is so awesome. These are HIS appointments, and He always does above and beyond anything that we–or the people receiving ministry–can imagine! And when we get tired and run out of steam, He lifts us up and fills us up for the next appointment!

The trailer is getting new lights put on it. Took it in today and hopefully will get it out tomorrow. Had a busy Sunday and Monday plus a busy week ahead with face-to-face ministry appointments and calls. Looking forward to being on the road Thursday–looks good weather-wise, too! TY Lord!

We’ve been in and out of town this month so haven’t kept up with our posts. Have prayed with several people, face-to-face and on the phone. Last night a lady diagnosed with neuropathy had great relief after prayer and ministry. The pain in her legs was gone and the numbness in her toes were gone! Thank You, Lord!