Posts Tagged ‘Blind’

Working in the sheet metal field can really be dangerous to your eyes.  Grinding, drilling, milling, and many other operations require safety glasses to keep any pieces of metal from getting into your eye. 

This is the story about a man who was working under these conditions when something got in his eye.  This can be really irritating with severe pain!  The company sent the man to the doctor to get the object removed.  When the doctor looked at it, he said it would require the normal procedure which was a small drill.

Literally, they put your head in a fixed position between two pieces of metal wrapped in rubber.  Then, the machine they use is like a drill.  The object is to just touch the unwanted material in the eye with the end of the drill bit.  Usually, when this is done, the piece flips out with no other procedures necessary. Read the rest of this entry »

What a time we had during the street revival held on the lawn of Calvary United Methodist Church! You know, God isn’t concerned about denominational names. It’s wherever two or three are gathered in His name that He is in the midst of them. Hundreds of bottles of water (seasoned with prayer) were passed out, along with tracts that read, “Do You Know Jesus?” What started out to be a 3-day revival turned into 8 days as we proclaimed Jesus to that entire neighborhood during those hot July nights.

Even though the devil tried to discourage us with rain, we just moved the services into the sanctuary for two of those nights. Other nights, we saw people pull over and stop their cars, listening to the anointed music. Some got out and stayed for the service, while other cars slowed way down as they drove by. We saw souls saved, lives touched by God, and many receive His deliverance and healing.

The second night, a lady came for prayer, telling Bill that she was legally blind and could only see some shadows. In faith, Bill prayed and asked her what she saw. She told Bill that he was wearing a striped shirt. Bill prayed again and again asked her what she saw. This time she could see the brass cross with a red cloth in the front of the church. Bill prayed some more. Read the rest of this entry »