Hello all! So, the last few weeks were crazy in Ghana. Each member on my team became preachers. We each preached sermons at least twice throughout the month. It was amazing to see the Lord working in my teammates to share the Gospel. So, you can now call me Pastor Amy.
One of the most memorable moments was when I saw a woman get healed. Yes, physically healed! She came up for prayer with her cane during one of the church services we preached at one morning. She had to sit in a chair patiently waiting until it was her time to be prayed over. My teammate motioned me over to help him pray for her and we both laid hands on her and prayed. I put my hands on her hips and he put his hands on her knees. We prayed and he asked her if she felt any better. She said that she felt a little wobbly still.
So, what did we do? We prayed again. This time she said she felt better and she walked back to her seat without her cane. Before, she could not even stand without her cane and now she is walking. Wow! Praise be to God. Honestly, I did not believe it could actually happen, but the Lord is a healing God and I am a witness to that!
This was just one of the many wonderful things we saw in Ghana. One of the more difficult experiences of the month was when we would go into a home to evangelize and saw idol worshipers. All month long, we all felt a heaviness and a lot of spiritual warfare. I had never really experienced it or never noticed until I was on the front line in Ghana for the Gospel. Some of my team members had experiences with spiritual warfare more than others but overall it was more of a difficult month for us all.
Saying goodbye to the family that truly were angels was the most difficult part of the month. That family is doing so much for the Lord in Keta, Ghana that I know they will be blessed beyond measure. Looking back at the month, all I can see is God shining through that place. The people we met and the places we went were amazing. Words cannot describe the last month in Africa.
We have now left Ghana and landed on new soil. We are in Nepal!!! Most people I have talked to have told me about how they feel such a difference in the atmosphere here in Nepal. And of course everyone loves the mountains and views we have already seen while being here. We arrived in Ghana around a week ago and had a debrief filled with worship, team debriefs and encouraging words for the whole squad.
After debrief in Kathmandu, we have gotten to our ministry site and the whole squad will be working hand in hand with ministry this month. We are living in a four story house with tons of people on each floor, remember there are 52 of us on the squad. We are paired up with Agape Missions here in Nepal and have already seen so much of the Holy Spirit here it is unreal. The host and his team are amazing and I cannot wait to do ministry along side each of them this month.
Each month, each person from my team hears a word for the month. The Lord told me that this month my word is “growth”. I dig that word. I am looking for growth. I do not want to come back completely the same. I want such an intimate and deep relationship with the Lord that it radiates off of me in any conversation I have. I have a feeling Nepal is going to be a game changer for me. So, stay tuned for what is to come.
Oh and also this is my wrap up from Ghana! I hope you enjoy the video!
MAKE SURE YOU CHANGE THE QUALITY TO THE BEST ONE!! Trust me it is better. Sorry for that…..
