Anything is Possible with Jesus Christ: Faith Moves Mountains
This post will examine how your faith, or lack of it, may be influencing you in this very moment, with a dream and analysis from Witness 2 and special commentary from Witness 1 serving as my witness. Photo Credit.
Introduction - Dream
Do you know the beginning of my posts by now? Last night, before bed, I asked Jesus to send me any dreams that are relevant to this blog or my own personal growth. He delivered, and I had an extremely powerful dream. This dream was not just for me, though, and I have a message for readers regarding the dream.
In the dream, my dad showed up, and he is a key player in my life. For those who have read my testimonies, my dad has been immersed in the occult my entire life, and it seems he shows up in my dreams to remind of this.
First, he invited me over to hang out. There was a bowl of cereal on the table. I told him, "I can make the milk in the cereal disappear through my faith in Jesus Christ." So, I said, "Jesus Christ, please make this milk disappear." And it did!
Then, I said, "I can make the milk return through Jesus Christ." I said this out loud, and it happened again.
To prove it wasn't some illusion or trick, I did it again two more times. I noticed that it started to happen before I even said the word because my faith had become so powerful. My thoughts were making it happen!
My dad was flabbergasted. He tried to attribute what I was doing to the occult and said something about "vibrations" and the "fibonnacci sequence." While I'm not denying those things exist on some level, what I was doing was directly related to my faith.
Then, I reminded him of the verse about faith moving mountains. My dad responded by saying that Jesus stole that concept from someone else, and he tried to show me some research that proved this.
I said, "People are always trying to discredit Jesus. If He alluded to a statement from another religious text, then He was probably studying all of the time and a very intelligent man!"
By the way, none of that is true, but God is reminding us that people are always trying to discredit Jesus Christ in any way possible. You see, in the dream, I literally proved the verse "faith moving mountains" through Jesus Christ, but my dad tried to deny it and attribute it to something or someone else. This reminded me of the blasphemy of the Holy Spirt of the Pharisees. The "blasphemy" is that they knew the power was through Jesus, but they denied it. That was what my dad was doing.
The next part of the dream is particulary important for readers.
My dad invited me to dinner and wanted me to pay for it ($50) to head to dinner. So, we got into a van, and my grandpa (who I never met) was in one of the seats. I sat next to him, and I knew he needed healing. I started casting out diseases, demons, and sickness out of him. I could tell a lot of things were leaving him. He then stopped me, though. I knew there was still something left, but he didn't want anymore healing. I could tell some type of demon was telling him to have me not pray, so I stopped. I cannot force anyone, and that is my message.
In the next part of this post, I wanted to interpret the dream for readers and present everyone with a word of caution. Jesus Christ can't help people who can't help themselves. No one can be forced. Let me explain.
Experiences of Healing and Scripture
In a moment, Witness 1 will vouch for my healing abilities because I asked him to be my witness for the purpose of this post. I do not want to make unfounded claims. I have learned to heal people through my faith, and my power is increasing. I believe the dream was showing me I am developing faith that can move mountains, and this is possible for readers, too. I am not bragging. I do not think I am better than anyone else. I sincerely have worked hard and disciplined myself the past few years, and Witness 1 can vouch for that.
When I heal people, they have to have faith and want the healing. There are so many times I have offered prayer to people, and they have denied it. Please note: I'm not angry at anyone for that, but I find it interesting. Just the other night, I offered to pray for someone who was schizophrenic, and he denied it. Now, I do understand people are uncomfortable with phone calls, but do they choose their comfort over potential healing? I understand they may not believe my prayers will help, and that is another part of the problem. Still, the first problem is this:
- 1) People do not want to be put into positions of discomfort when it comes to freedom and healing.
Again, I am not criticizing anyone who has ever denied a phone call from me, so do not take it that way. However, in order to be healed, you have to put yourself out of your comfort zone.
I know one reader, Roger, allowed me to pray for him for 2 hours straight. He wasn't embarrassed, and he honestly just allowed the conversation to flow naturally. I believe he was delivered from some serious darkness, and now his life is a testimony to great change. I know he is a humble man, and he always reminds me he is not perfect, but he is honestly doing really well, and I believe his faith and ability to get out of his comfort zone have saved him. He had to have a little courage to allow all of it - we all do.
So many people today are afraid to talk to others. I get it. We have been trained and programmed to get that way, to become anti-social robots, basically. People are possibly even afraid to send us an email to ask for help or healing. Please do not be afraid, as the Bible calls us to be strong and courageous.
While we cannot always guarantee we can solve everything, we do our best to try, and that's what counts!
Remember the woman who was healed by touching Jesus's garment. She had to put herself out there, even considering the possibility of humiliation, denial, or embarrassment. She was healed!
So, please, do not be afraid to contact us. I never judge, and I am patient. I reminded a reader the other day that "You don't have to be perfect to talk to us." We aren't perfect. We sometimes know people just need an outlet to vent, and that they are struggling. Sometimes it just helps to write things out - to work through your problems in a conversation.
Again, this is not about me "guaranteeing" anything. In fact, the next part explains this more.
- 2) Your Faith Affects Your Healing
This seems obvious, but is it really? Let's look to Scripture:
A Prophet Without Honor
53 When Jesus had finished these parables, he moved on from there. 54 Coming to his hometown, he began teaching the people in their synagogue, and they were amazed. “Where did this man get this wisdom and these miraculous powers?” they asked. 55 “Isn’t this the carpenter’s son? Isn’t his mother’s name Mary, and aren’t his brothers James, Joseph, Simon and Judas? 56 Aren’t all his sisters with us? Where then did this man get all these things?” 57 And they took offense at him.
But Jesus said to them, “A prophet is not without honor except in his own town and in his own home.”
58 And he did not do many miracles there because of their lack of faith.
It is clear that people's own perceptions of Jesus impacted what He could do for them, and this is true today.
Without faith, it is impossible to please God.
Satan is winning the battle over many minds because he has convinced the world that everything must be perfectly logical and rational.
Men, especially, are struggling with this because the feminine presence has been destroyed.
Men, you need women. You may not need to get married or have a wife, but you need a feminine perspective, and the internet is dominated by male perspectives - well, the intellectural internet, anyway. The rest of the internet is braindead and dominated by braindead women. Seriously.
I believe that is why God has chosen me to do this work. I am supposed to help you see things from a more feminine/spiritual perspective that you may be lacking. I am not critiquing you if you do not have a woman in your life or anything like that. I am also not critiquing you for lacking this perspective. For men who do have women, you need to lead her to be more spiritual and the wife you want her to be, and you can help her do that by leading the household biblically.
Anyway, my purpose is to remind the logical, more rationally-minded readers that the spiritual world exists, and there are things that cannot be explained by our own understandings. This is also true of women readers, but I honestly find our female readers much more spiritual that I do not have to try to convince them as much.
This isn't critique. Men and women were purposely made different, and women were supposed to guide men into the more spiritual aspects of life - through the emotions, feelings, and things he cannot see or understand.
Obviously, Satan has destroyed this structure that God has set up, so we have to make do with what we have. We have to remember the women who are out there, even if very few, who can still serve this role.
Anyway, I believe the lack of faith I am seeing in the world today is essentially because many, both men and women, have wanted to know and understand everything. They, themselves, are trying to be like God, but they deny its power. They have a form of godliness, but they deny its power. This is a form of pride, wanting to know everything like God. We have to accept that we are not God, and there are things that we do know not and cannot know.
God has mysteries, and I honestly never noticed this profound verse until now from Daniel 2:28:
- However, there is a God in heaven who reveals mysteries, and He has made known to King Nebuchadnezzar what will take place in the latter days. This was your dream and the visions in your mind while on your bed.
So, I bet many readers dismiss my dreams. They find them perhaps stupid or unnecessary, but this verse is clear that our dreams are where we uncover God's mysteries. There is a spiritual world operating that we have access to through dreaming. Always pray about your dreams before bed, and pray to protect them. Pray that you are given dreams through Jesus Christ and that they cannot be stolen, and that you remember them.
Maybe you don't dream, but I do, and that's why I am sharing them with the world.
Had I not dreamt last night, I would have not had the inspiration to write this post and reveal a mystery to you.
Here is a mystery I uncovered. It is going to go against what you have likely been taught in church.
Faith is not natural for most. It is a discipline.
Doesn't this counter what you have thought? Before you dismiss it, let me explain.
The development of my faith took actual discipline. How did I develop my faith?
1) Practicing. I had to put myself out of my comfort zone and start praying for people and attempting to heal people. Have I healed every single person I attempted to heal? No! I had to keep practicing and still am.
2) Prayer. I am always praying. This takes discipline. It is not natural, and I do not always want to. Prayer has increased my faith.
3) Fasting. This is something few want to do. When I fast, I remove many poisons and evil things that are coming in the way of my faith.
4) Trying new things. Do you know how many people have told me not to do something because it won't work out but I do it anyway? Witness 1 can vouch for it. I always try. I just do. You have to try something, and if you fail, so be it. Learn from it. And then try again.
5) Retraining my mind. Let's say I am praying and a thought comes into my head that says, "This prayer will not be answered." I stop. I rebuke it. And I start praying again. This is actually a process.
For example, about a year ago, I was getting these really evil thoughts about people around me. I would think something really mean about a person's appearance, while they were talking. That thought was NOT from me, as I don't even care what people look like. So, I knew that I had to retrain my mind. Whenever I received the thought, I say, "I rebuke this thought in Jeus's name." I would do this for months, and now it never happens. All the thoughts and voices we have in our head are NOT our own.
6) Reading your Bible: Just this act alone, done consistently, will increase your faith. You do not always have to "study" what you read. Just read it and absorb it. Every morning I read the Bible and do not study it. I just read it. It is absorbed. I don't even aways understand what I read or even try to understand sometimes. It is my heart, though, and this act increases my faith.
7) Pray for others: Every day, start praying for others. Do not pray for yourself only. When I start praying for others, I feel better. It is a strange way my faith has increased.
8) Stop rationalizing everything: Not everything has a logical or rational or wordly explanation. Some things are just because of God. Well, all things are because of Him, but some things can truly only be explained as "God's mysteries." Accept that and allow that.
All of this takes work. There is this understanding that you go to church and just believe and that produces faith. No, I would say faith is produced by action because your beliefs are "real."
Your beliefs are "energy." Not to go all new age on anyone, but your beliefs exist. They are real. What we think, we become.
Your thoughts are your beliefs and they become your actions. They influence everything around you. This is biblical.
If your beliefs and thoughts are true, then your actions will follow. For example, if you believe Jesus is real, you will pray. If you believe Jesus is real, you will read Scripture. If you believe Jesus is real, your actions will show it in various ways.
Faith does not stand alone. Faith without works is dead.
Faith produces work, and works produce faith, and they work together in a continuous cycle.
If you are lacking faith, pray! If you are lacking faith, open your Bible. If you are lacking faith, do something kind for someone! Seriously, your actions will increase your faith.
But here lies the problem. I can't force anyone. Going back to what I said: People who cannot help themselves cannot be helped." And I say, "Do you pray or read your Bible?," and almost always, they reply, "Not as much as I should."
They already know the problem.
But here lies the deeper problem. I can't force anyone. Going back to what I said: People who cannot help themselves cannot be helped.
This is the tiny ounce of free will you have. Jesus can help you, but you have to try. If you do not make the movement first, the action first, then you will stay stagnant. You must seek first!
Of course, I'm not saying Jesus doesn't help people as He pleases, even if they do not ask for help.
However, if you are stagnant at this time, you are the one who needs to make the first move. You already have accepted Jesus Christ into your life. Now it is time to act on it.
After reading this blog, open your Bible and pray. If you are lazy, literally click on this link for a random daily bible verse, read it, and pray. It's that simple. Start small, and these small efforts can become big efforts. By the way, I use this random daily bible verse all of the time. When I'm feeling low, I just go to it for inspiration. Here's what I got this time:
- Come back to your senses as you ought, and stop sinning; for there are some who are ignorant of God—I say this to your shame.
- 1 Corinthians 15:34
Perfect!
For the next part of this post, I wanted Witness 1 to be a "witness" to what I have written here. I am calling my witness to the stand!
Witness 1 for Witness 2
As the co-founder of this blog, I have witnessed Witness 2's spiritual growth over the last several years. I can confirm that I have seen her heal people, her dreams are consistent and unusual, she prays a lot, lives a very holy lifestyle, and is overall very close to God. She says she talks to God, and I believe her.
Witness 2 is the rare servant-leader archetype, and she is professionally qualified as such. She spends many hours talking to our readers and answering questions. As a source of truth, she is Biblically sound.
I can confirm that she practices what she preaches, and it does have results. Her beauty grows more and more radiant every day, and I am entranced by her lovely qualities and the captivating magic of her grace and elegance. If there were a princess found among men, it would be her.
As of this time, that is as specific as I can be about Witness 2. We keep everything vague here for a reason, but I can attest that she is unique and does attract more attention overall than anyone I've ever seen. This comes in both positive and negative forms, like people in public engaging with her, telling their life story, etc., to things like bullying at work and other harrassment. Overall, we keep a low profile, because there does seem to be something about Witness 2's Holy Spirit that attracts a lot of attention.
No matter what happens, she will always be my princess. She would be at home beneath a flowering willow tree, among the dancing queens of elves. Not even the clear mountain brook with its teeming life can compare to the transcedental, reverent beauty that shines from her like the sun. When I look at her, I see perfection and the flowering embodiment of beauty that artists have searched the corners of the human psyche for centuries to unlock.
So, I can testify that Witness 2 is a credible witness. And maybe that's the point of having two of them in the first place. Will what we say will be, be? Only time will tell, for now - it's a mystery.
God bless you all.
-Witness 1
Note from Witness 2: I did not expect that, and I am overwhelmed in a positive way. Though I do not see myself that way, I appreciate Witness 1 being the man he is supposed to be. He has allowed me to feel good about myself as a woman. In the next testimony I write, it is called, "A Man Who Finally Loved Me for Me."
Thank you Witness 1, I love you. Our love will be a testimony to the world of the true love of Jesus Christ working through us.
- Witness 2
PS: Could you all pray for my dad to repent and come to Jesus Christ?