[pastorsforum] Re: [PastorsForum] SALVATION this I know.

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From: durkin@...
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 2005 12:20:08 -0500 (EST)
AMEN! Very Powerful! Thank you for sharing!
We do have an awesome God!.........Blessings, ~Joyce

> What a powerful testimony Mickey. Thanks for sharing it. Praise God He is
> still on the throne!
>
> In Christ,
> R. Dean Pesnell, 205-821-4989, rdeanpesnell@...
> Pastor, Katherwood Baptist Church
> Officer/Chaplain, Birmingham Police Dept.
> II Cor 5:17
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>   From: mickey
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>   Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2005 9:37 AM
>   Subject: [PastorsForum] SALVATION this I know.
>
>
>   I have read every post about salvation and when and how it comes about.
> All of them are over my head, so I am posting what I know. = A preacher
> name Perry Bowers was preaching a revival at Bethlehem Baptist Church in
> the early fifties. He came to our house and ask if he got us a way to
> the revival would we come? My dad said that anyone who wanted to could
> go, he was working second shift. I went. I do not know the year, month,
> or day but I know that I went forward and ask Jesus to save me from
> hell. I went home and tried to explain to my mother how I felt. She
> laughed at me and made fun of what I said. Dad carried me back to the
> church to be baptized. The first Bible I remember was a New Testament. A
> man and his wife was on T.V. I wrote to Faith For Today; Box 8; New York
> 8 New York. They sent me the new testament. I started to going to church
> because my girlfriend (wife) went. We got married and her father tried
> for 7 ½ years to get me to carry my family to church. We went (Easter;
> Christmas and Old Fashion Day) On Aug. 7, 1971 at about 2:30 in the
> afternoon I backed over my old son (age 4) with a riding lawn mower, I
> picked him up and his intestines came out. I put them back in him with
> my hands and all I could say on my knees in the front yard was " God
> help" We carried him to the hospital; I drove. On the way to the
> hospital I promised God that we would go to church and that I would do
> anything He ask, just let my son live. He was sent to Charlotte, I
> cannot explain it but I believed in my heart that God was helping him;
> and the doctor and that he would live. His surgery was a little over 6
> hours. A Church of God pastor named Vernon Hulks came to the hospital
> and set with us.   For two weeks he was in a sterile  room that we could
> not go in. He was in the hospital for six weeks. Things looked better,
> he was going to live, he had both legs and feet. One of his legs may be
> still (strait) but he would have both legs. I had let my Asking God to
> help; my promise to Him and His assurance that He gave me slip into the
> background.
>
>   I came home from work an Tuesday after he had come home the Saturday
> before. He had a long yellow streak about the size of your finger down
> his side where he had been laced up like a football. We carried him to
> Charlotte, Dr. James Hamilton was the doctor in the hospital. He looked
> at it and said "We are fortunate if this had abscessed to the inside you
> would have been eaten up with gangrene before we would have know it and
> there would have been nothing we could do." A voice in my head as
> audible  as any person ever spoke to me said "Mickey I am still in
> control." I said yes Lord. I do not understand why, how or when
> theologically God saves sinners. I do know that this sinner (then and
> now) has been, is being and will be saved by my LORD Jesus Christ. He is
> a miracle working God, every week I see my son I know that He is.  HAVE
> A GREAT CHRISTMAS MEN, EVERY ONE OF YOU ARE A BLESSING TO ME.
>
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