It is my privilege to have prayed for you or for one of your family members. I'd love to hear from you anytime, and especially when you see healing. You can email me at IamCindyMay@gmail.com
It's not I who does the healing, it's Jesus. I am his follower and just get to be his ambassador, his representative to the world, so to speak.
In the Bible, in Luke 10, Jesus told his followers (or disciples), to heal the sick and preach the Kingdom of Heaven.**
This is part of my daily life, and I just love seeing what God does. I love walking in the supernatural. I love seeing miracles. I love being God's vessel or tool. It's just plain fun!
I want you to meet Jesus, because 1) He's the best thing that ever happened to me (and to the world), and 2) I'd like to spend eternity with you.
The Bible says that Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life, and no one goes to the Father except through Him. That's why it's so important to me for you to know Him, and then to give your life to Him--so that you can have eternal life and go to the Father when you're done with this life. And until you're done with this life, you can do what I and many others are doing, and that is being a disciple-maker every day....taking the good news of Jesus to a lost, dying and sick world.
In Matthew 11, we see John the Baptist asking Jesus if He is the expected Messiah (the Christ, the Annointed One, God in the flesh). Jesus answers by pointing to what He was doing--healing and preaching the good news.
God works the same way today as He did 2000 years ago. I prayed for your healing because I want you to meet Jesus, the Christ, the Anointed One, the One who brings good news to you and your family. Or better yet, you can learn more about Him on the "Meet Jesus" page of this site. You can also read, watch or listen to the New Testament in the Bible.
If you have questions, I invite you to email me. I'm still developing this web site, and welcome suggestions for improvements or other items I could address.
**Some people don't believe this instruction is for today. However, when we look at the Great Commission, we see that Christ was addressing his 11 disciples. Yet we take that command as applicable to us today. Therefore, the same would apply to Luke 9 and 10.
