PLEASE PRAY - surgery- Wed Nov 7. Cancer

Will do brother, God bless you and keep you.

In Christ,

Ron

I pray that God will guide the Surgeons hands, and give you His peace.
God Bless
Nellie

With all sincerity brother ... Keep bumping this up unashamedly if we do not do it first.

bro.,what are they planning to repair? What part of your body?
[If you dont mind saying]

David

Jesus

Brother, I have been their to many times and will continue to pray,

In the name of Jesus Christ, His peace be upon you.

Lifting you up in prayer brother.

(Psalms 32:7) Thou art my hiding place; thou shalt preserve me from trouble; thou shalt compass me about with songs of deliverance. Selah.

(Psalms 56:3) What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee.

Praying! May the Lord give you peace.

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I rebuke you cancer in the name of Jesus. you are defeated.

Get off my brother now in Jesus name.

Complete victory is my brothers testimony.
cancer free is my brothers testimony
Wholeness and wellness is my brothers testimony.

you scum you lying trash from hell we break you and cast you off our brother and say NEVER COME BACK.
you are trespassing on holy ground and we evict you through the power of the cross and the blood and the empty tomb.

I break this cancer testimony off my brother in Jesus name.
i resist you and i come against you in Jesus name

Lord Jesus show yourself strong to yourservant freecd he is your servant and of the household of the livng God.
Now move upon your servant with power and might for his testimony.

And we stand with our brother in Jesus name.
Disease ,sickness, infirmity, cancer you are not allowed.
we disallow you in Jesus name.

We will be praying for you!!

Don’t know how many have read David Wilkerson’s message this month “The Private War of a Saint”, but found it very timely as I know several saints in a real physical battle right now.

One short paragraph I wish to share, we have all I think been there:

[i]“I know what it is like to endure such a season of heaviness over a loved one. It weighs on me like a burden as I sit in Church alongside our pastoral staff, listening to their messages of hope and encouragement, uplifting calls to faith. All the while my heart is breaking in pain.[/i]
[i]The congregation sings, “Shake off those heavy bands, lift up those holy hands.” But it takes more than a song, more than a sermon, more than a Holy Ghost meeting to lift you up when you’re gripped by deep sorrow and a heavy heart. It doesn’t matter how powerful the sermon or how glorious the worship is. I leave the service not uplifted but still weighed down with grief. [/i]
[i]In such seasons of heaviness, no message, no counselor – can lift your heaviness. It is your private war, and it’s something you have to battle through to victory. Prayer helps – indeed, all spiritual things help – but God wants it to be your victory.”[/i]

As humans, we have that need to help. We must help we have to do something. And yet often there is nothing we can do except stand in the gap, make up the hedge as it were.

In Christ,
Tony Sexton

Had my dates mixed up ... thought this was earlier this week.

Dear brother, have no fear

Yes, freecd, will pray for you... Will storm the throne room of God Almighty for you...
I have had cancer and know how it can be.. Thank the Lord He took care of me and He will you.

A verse that helped me was I do not know it all but it goes like this: "lean not on your own understanding, but learn to acknowledge God in all you ways"..

Here is some scriptures that helped me...

"Have mercy on me, O God, have mercy! I will look to you for protection. I will hide beneath the shadow of your wings until this violent storm is past.
I cry out to God Most High, to God who will fulfill his purpose for me. He will send help from heaven to save me, rescuing me from those who are out to get me. My God will send forth his unfailing love and faithfulness."

Psalm 57: 1-3

God bless you in all you do.

in His service,
debbi

Dear brother,

Several years ago I had to have surgery. My pastor’s wife called me that morning to pray for me and give me a word of encouragement – “your Father is with you”. One of my most precious memories is of being in the recovery room, coming out of the anesthesia, and the first thing I was aware of was my own voice repeating over and over “my Father is with me.” In the midst of these difficult times, when fear can be very real, the presence of our God is even more real. He is a very present help in trouble.

Along with the others I pray for your healing and a speedy recovery. And also for an ever increasing awareness, as your surgery draws near, of the incredible nearness of the Lord as your strength and peace.

Danielle

"Everlasting arms"

The Lord grant you great peace brother ...

Praying for you, brother. The Lord WILL be with you every step of the way......... :-)

PRAYING FERVANTLY!!!

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I pray that Jesus Christ, the Healer, will be close to you, at this trying time.
God Bless you.

I too had a surgery session for cancer. Everything happened so fast that there was almost no time to prepare mentally for the surgery.

When my wife and I (newly married, fresh out of college, w/o jobs and very little money)walked into the hospital, I began to tremble.

We stopped to use the restroom on the way to the surgery area. As I waited for her to come out of the restroom, I noticed a Bible on a hospital bench.

Hoping for some encouragement, I flipped open the Psalms and found 107. It was encouraging, but the theme that stuck out was:

"...praise the LORD [for] his goodness, and [for] his wonderful works to the children of men!"

I believe the version I read said:
"...praise the Lord for His goodness and for His wonderful workings among the sons of men."

For whatever reason, the verse grabbed me. I clung to this verse and began to praise the Lord for His goodness and wonderful workings in my life. This was a tremendous help before, during and after the surgery.

Brian

Praying.

Amen.

Hi freecd...

We're still praying for you. Please keep us updated. May the Lord give you His perfect peace!

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Brother!

How are you? How did everything go?

My, talk about your timing! (We posted likely seconds apart)

Praise God dear brother .. very good to see you up and about here

Thanks for the update! We are still praying!

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Thanks for the update! We (I, my wife and our families) are remembering you in our prayers.

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