Divine Restoration Of Kidney Failure Through Holy Communion Meal
When I was diagnosed of kidney failure in December, the doctor said I have to start dialysis immediately, that my EGFR has gone so bad to 20%. So, I called my wife, this is what the doctor said. She said I should not worry that that is their own report. She then wrote a letter […]
A Strange Affliction – Part 1 By Wale Adeduro
Life has thrown numerous curveball at me; all designed to terminate my life, but God’s sustaining grace pulls me through. Every time. The latest one was what someone had told me was a “journey of no return.” I heard these words from four different people who I held in high esteem. It was disconcerting to […]
Saved By The Blood – Part 2 By Wale Adeduro
While they were still looking at me, I remembered the word of God that I received when the accident happened. “Your sins are forgiven… Blessed is the man whose sins are forgiven.” I smiled, realizing that there is a difference between orthodox medicine and divine healing. While it took so many X-rays for the kind-hearted […]
How I Survived Two Kidney Failures
Early last year, I was diagnosed of kidney failure. The two kidneys just collapsed and everything started rolling down one after another. I lost the use of my two hands, I lost the use of my two legs, my tongue was twisted and I couldn’t do anything for myself. Brethren started praying and my case […]
Miraculous healings
In 2015, my daughter had ailments and my son suddenly started having temperature and headaches. Before I knew what was happening, the doctor was telling me XYZ. All I did was to bring them to new auditorium and the next thing my children said was that they were feeling okay. They started running up and […]
<strong>The Sustainer Of My Life – Part 1</strong>
My Testimony By Pastor Wale Adeduro “Behold, God is my helper; the Lord is the sustainer of my soul. (Hinnch Elohim orzer; Adonia b-som’keh naph’shi)” Psalm 54:4 The word “sustain” basically means to keep someone alive without providing vital supports for the person. The man who is being sustained on life-support devices in the Intensive […]
