by Michael King | Mar 26, 2015 | Beliefs, Resurrection and Immortality
The more I read the scriptures, the more I see God’s provision for our lives that extends beyond healing to an abundant life that is so strong we literally cannot die. Recently I was perusing Galatians 6 when I came across the following verses, ones I have read many...
by Michael King | Mar 12, 2015 | Beliefs, Health & Healing, Resurrection and Immortality
In my journey to discover healing by the power of God, I have gone through a progression. First I wasn’t sure how often God wanted to heal, and I was one of those “If it be your will” Christians. I loved God, but I wasn’t really sure how much He wanted us to be...
by Michael King | Feb 19, 2015 | Beliefs, Health & Healing, Vaccines
Yesterday, I was at a very difficult Senate Committee Hearing in Salem, Oregon and gave testimony at the hearing. There are some well-meaning Senators who have proposed a Healthcare-related bill that directly infringes on some of our medical and human rights. As an...
by Michael King | Feb 5, 2015 | Beliefs, Resurrection and Immortality
My grandfather died a few weeks ago, and those who are connected with me on Mewe.com, Facebook, and other social media know that I went to the funeral in Virginia two weekends ago. What most do NOT know is the divine encounter God set me up with a few days prior,...
by Michael King | Jan 28, 2015 | Beliefs, Resurrection and Immortality
In the past week I have been to a funeral, attempted to resurrect someone from the dead (but failed to get permission to access the body), and have had numerous conversations with others who just had family members pass away. In all of this it is impossible for me to...
by Michael King | Jan 15, 2015 | Beliefs, Physical And Emotional Healing, Prayer, Spirituality
Many of us have heard horror stories of things that happened in the “prayer lines” — those times when someone failed to get healed, was viciously accused by the prayer-leader of not having faith, and how that person left crying, angry, or otherwise. Sad to say but...
