If you were one of those who claimed to have been healed during the recent service at City Harvest Church where Che Ahn was the guest pastor and administering healing, I’d like to hear from you!
I remember that there were a few healed of their stomach ailments; someone with a condition with his left hand where it’s in perpetual pain even after surgery was also apparently healed, as well as one with a terminal disease (cancer if I do not remember wrongly).
Reason I am asking is that I’m doing an investigative story on this episode, so if anyone would like to offer any testimonies, good or bad, I’d love to hear from you. Do not leave your experience(s) here as comments, but email me directly at ikechua[at]gmail[dot]com.
My thanks in advance.
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July 19, 2008 at 4:37
passer by
An investigative story, Isaiah? Is that scriptural? I don’t remember seeing anything in the Bible about brothers investigating other brothers. But please correct me if I’m wrong.
Che and Todd B are both doing the work of God, maybe not according to your methods or how you perceive God to work.
Time well spent would be spreading the Good News…your way.
Bless you, buddy.
July 19, 2008 at 6:55
Isaiah
Pray tell, since when was verification of healing not Scriptural, brother?
I don’t believe that these men are doing the work of God as ascribed in the Bible, not because they don’t agree with my methods as you suggest.
Shalom Aleichem.
July 19, 2008 at 7:21
ahbeng
Just some verses that popped into mind:
Don’t pay attention to an accusation against a spiritual leader unless it is supported by two or three witnesses. Reprimand those leaders who sin. Do it in front of everyone so that the other leaders will also be afraid. (1Ti 5:19-20)
IF there is an accusation, there must be evidence to support it, so that it is not a spurious or frivolous allegation. And if the evidence is true, then the spiritual leader (not just brother, mind you) must be opposed and reprimanded.
“Don’t tell anyone about this! Instead, show yourself to the priest. Then offer the sacrifices which Moses commanded as proof to people that you are clean.” (Mar 1:44)
Jesus tells the leper that he is to go to the priests (for verification) and offer sacrifices AS PROOF of his healing.