flat-out with exam stress hence no blog posts.
One of the first Heroes of faith that I would like to share with you
is Smith Wigglesworth. Every time a read a story about this guys life
something within me just explodes.
One of the many great stories is the one about the little seriously
ill boy that died. The family had sent for Smith, but when Smith
arrived, the mother met him at the door, saying, "You are too late,
there is nothing that can be done for him."
Smith's reply on this was, "God has never sent me anywhere too late."
The boy's condition was so bad, that if he were to be moved, his
heart would stop and he would die. Needless to say, the family had no
faith and the boy was too sick to believe for himself. Before he
could pray for the boy, Smith had to leave for an engagement at a
local chapel. But before he left their home, he told the family he
would return. He instructed them to lay out the boy's clothes because
the Lord was going to raise him up.
When Smith returned, the family had not done what he asked, and when they saw his faith, they were embarrassed and immediately set out the boy's clothes. Smith asked them to put only socks on his feet.
Then inside the boy's room, Smith closed the door and told the lifeless
boy that something would happen different from anything he had
experienced before. "When I place my hands on you the glory of the
Lord will fill this place till I shall not be able to stand. I shall
be helpless on the floor." The moment Smith touched the boy, the
power of God filled the room and was so strong that Smith fell to the
floor. Suddenly, the boy began to yell, "This is for Your Glory,
Lord!" Smith was still on the floor when the boy arose and dressed
himself. Opening the door, the boy yelled, "Dad! God has healed me!
I am healed!"
Such glory filled the house that the mother and father fell to the
floor also. The entire village was moved and revival began throughout their city.
Blessings
Mathys
Thanks to Keith on
http://www.sermonindex.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic_pdf.php?topic_id=11
497&forum=35 for the interesting read