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A quiet prayer turns into a flood of testimony, the kind that pulls you to the edge of your seat and keeps you there. We open our hearts for a world in pain, then walk straight into stories of rescue and redemption: a soldier’s helicopter tailclips a treetop and spins toward the ground, a lightning strike snaps through a field tent, and yet mercy wins. Elder Davis shares the journey from early conviction to Alaska conversion, and why he now spends his days preaching Jesus on the streets where people expect a sale, not a Savior.

We sit with Donna as she thanks God for life after an aneurysm that should have written the final chapter. Her voice is steady, grateful, and certain: prayer carried her when data said otherwise. Dolores traces a path from porch preaching to tarrying prayer, then tells how a goiter vanished and Grave’s disease lost its grip after she filled her mind with faith scriptures and submitted to the laying on of hands. The pattern repeats across every moment: repentance, intercession, bold witness, and a God who heals and keeps.

Kathy rounds it out with two rescues—a stubborn medical crisis that confounded surgeons and a New Year’s shift where a man with a sawed-off shotgun circled the building. She had asked her team to pray in the new year; the doors held, and everyone went home. Throughout, we talk about street ministry in the toughest neighborhoods, the discipline of long prayer, and why simple, Bible-rooted obedience changes outcomes. If you need hope, healing, or a nudge to step into your calling, this conversation brings clarity and courage without hype.

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