
you got to be SPECIFIC! Else God may get you the wrong thing!
Talking about this 'get the wrong thing' remind of something happen to me many many years ago.
At that time I was a frequent Church goer
There's one visiting Pastor from Korea (can't remember his name) having an evangelist session in Stadium Negara. So I went there with one of the church bro.
You see, I have this pain on the knee joint on my left leg (I think due to some fall I had during secondary school). So there's this healing session and the pastor ask the whole congregation (who need any healing to pray for healing). And so I did.
I placed my hand on my knee joint where I need healing and start praying. After the prayer, I touch my knee joint to check if its heal. No, its still the same and so I was thinking to myself, 'Oh, OK, maybe it will take sometime and it will be healed'. and I did feel a bit of disappointment too.
So the session ended and we were walking towards his car. (I have this corn growing on the side of my index finger - the 1st joint between my palm and the index finger and its just next to my thumb. Its been there for many years from my holding pen and pencil. I will every time unconsciously rub my thumb against the corn). So while walking towards the church bro's car, my thumb started to rub against the corn and I was stunt for a moment and stop walking because the corn is no more there! The first thing that came to my mind was, is there a corn where it should be? Or am I dreaming? Its gone! I was confuse and I keep looking for it in its place but because of the light in the car park was not very bright (night time) I keep rubbing my thumb at that area which I normally do. After several seconds have passed, I called out to mu church bro and tell him about it. The reaction from him I can tell he think I am lying.
Its really unbelievable but its true. Thats why I know there's a God and He had shown me miracle (even though its not what I expected, but I really Thank Him for 'reviewing Himself' to me.
So, maybe I am not being specific enough. . . .
