Mall Triip, Many Encounters! Yeah God

Saturday, four of us made it to the Mall. We prayed at one of the tables in the food court for fresh filling of the Holy Spirit, asked the Lord to give us eyes and ears to see what the "Father is doing".

Then we set out to find those which the Lord prepared in advance for us to encounter. Eph. 2:8-10.

We set off towards department store which carries lawn mowers since one of our team members got this clue while waiting on the Lord in prayer prior to going out into the mall.

The first to receive ministry were located near the tool department.

A team member spied a mother pushing a child in a wheel chair, two members followed her into the auto repair shop. Eventually all of us met up with mom, daughter, dad plus two more children. We introduced ourselves and asked if we could pray for the child in a wheel chair. A sibling was sitting in the wheel chair who'd hurt herself, but the child with cerebral palsy was sitting in a stroller, we prayed for both.

While praying, I looked up at mom and got a word of knowledge. I asked the mom if she loved to sing? She asked why, I told her that the Lord had shown me a picture of music book opened and a person in front of it singing. She said she had been in a worship team, but due to a church split was no longer singing.

After praying for the kids, we prayed for mom. Tears began streaming down her face. We prayed for healing, the Lord's direction in finding a new church home. The Lord released some words of knowledge which were spoken to the mom. She received and was touched by God's love.

Other team members prayed for the dad, I cannot report what occurred, suffice it to say, the entire family received ministry.

This is the way I look at the encounter.

The Great I Am directed a handful of willing believers, available to share His love, towards a family still in pain over the loss of friends and fellowship, so much so, have been unable to connect with a new church. God, in His great love, intercepted them with love and ministry in order to facilitate healing and hope.

How great is the love of God!

Yeah God.