The Joy of Seeing the Impossible
My wife and I experienced a shocking miracle this week, to do with the jail ministry. It was like the LORD struck me with (His) lightening, and showed me the impossible. I had this overwhelming Read more…
From Suicide to Overflowing Joy!
I can’t give many details, but there was a recent particularly intense situation inside the jail with a suicidal inmate. (Fortunately, the situation abated quickly with no harm or injury.) I had been wanting to Read more…
A Gangster Breaks Down
Last week, I was talking to a seasoned, hard, angry, loud, violent life-long gangster and criminal, who has till very recently, not received Jesus. But over the past few weeks, he has started to love Read more…
Mountains Moving in the Medical Wing
We’ve seen a lot of answered prayer inside the jail lately. Often the answered prayers are bold prayers, or prayers for the impossible. To witness this happening pulls one closer to Christ. Let me give Read more…
Seeing GOD’s Light!!
They looked unto him, and were lightened: and their faces were not ashamed. Psalm 34:5 As I have been writing about, the inmates and I, in the jail, have been really focusing on the verses Read more…
BREAKTHROUGH! A Young Inmate Hears from GOD, Becomes Joyful!
There is an inmate who is very young that arrived at the jail about a month ago. He’s in the place in the jail where men have the most serious situations. When I first saw Read more…
High on Jesus in the Jail
In Scripture, there are accounts of people appearing drunk (see Acts 2:14-15), because they were just healed by GOD, because of their closeness to GOD, or because of direct revelation of GOD (such as with Read more…
Millions watch the eclipse, but few understand it PROVES that GOD exists.
As I type this, millions are outside preparing to watch the solar eclipse. The jail inmates and myself have been talking today about how the eclipse actually proves that GOD exists. It is pretty simple Read more…
“Yes! Pray!”
Over the last month, while visiting two max cells, that are next to each other, two of the women would always have their heads covered with a blanket, as if sleeping, when I came by Read more…
