Good News - October 2019

LOCAL 37 OCTOBER 2019 www.goodnewsfl.org Good News • South Florida Edition braced by the loving people at the Oasis,” Ashley explains. “But the night David Turner prayed for me, it all left. In an instant the anxiety and fear that kept me bound was no longer part of my life. I praise God often for the people He has put in my path that reflect His love. I am healed.” Pam, a successful realtor in the Naples area, dealt with rheumatoid arthritis. Her hands ached. Turner prayed for them. “I felt warmth and a tingly sen- sation,” Pam recalls. “They still feel great today, no pain!” Suzanne and her husband retired in Naples. She spends her days caring for her hus- band and raising funds for wor- thy causes. She was having sciatic pain that was making it difficult for her to walk. Turner prayed for her back and then instructed her to lift her knees repeatedly. As she did, the pain left. The more she moved the less pain she felt. The following Sunday at church, she re- ported no pain whatsoever. One of the key points Turner taught was that we often ask for individual things from the Lord. Our lives dictate our needs which for most of us, dictates our prayers as well. The Word says in Matthew chapter six, verse thirty-three that we are to seek first the kingdom of God and His right- eousness, and then all these other things will be added unto us. In other words, knowing God is to be our first priority, healing comes with the rela- tionship. Go to the Source Pastor McKellar does not claim to be able to heal any- one. What he and his church do profess is that God should be our first source for healing. “The medical profession is practicing. We have nothing against them, and we do not tell people to stop seeing their doctor. I myself, listen to my own doctor.” However, they believe God created our bodies and all living things. God has the an- swers and He already stated in the Bible that it is His will all should be healed. “We do not need more faith; we need less unbelief. It is a simple mes- sage but difficult for most of us to fully grasp.” Oasis Naples Church is a beautiful place, with vaulted ceilings and old-time pews. A favorite spot to rent for wed- dings and funerals. But this church is ready to burst with the love of Christ and His heal- ing power that cannot be bought. Pastor McKellar invites all who need God’s touch to come and join them, “bring your needs and expectation, God will meet you.”