http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/ Miracle Healing and Prayer Center en-us Sat, 04 Apr 2009 20:45:28 GMT 1440 CPG-Nuke Dragonfly Miracle Healing and Prayer Center News http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/images/logo.gif http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/ http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=35.html Don Wischmeier is back from Bethel AK. I had a good trip and time of ministry there. people were healed and set free, 5 Born again, 14 filled with the Spirit. Sat, 04 Apr 2009 20:45:28 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=31.html Ephesians2:8-9, "For by grace are you saved by faith and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Not of works lest any man should boast." for over two thousand years the battle continues to rage between law and grace, between works and faith. The never ending conflict is kept alive, sad to say, by preachers, teachers, and many well-meaning Christians in the body of Christ. Well-meaning yet ever so wrong and so misled. Christians talk about God's love and the freedom produced by the gospel yet remain bound and frustrated. They ask the question: "What else do I have to do to get God to work in and through my life?" They ask: "What am I doing wrong that I may receive my healing?" My friends, the fact that they ask that question indicates the root of their problem.They are still trying to work for, or fix themselves, or try harder, or find or figure out the problem of why it isn't working when that is the essence of their problem. They are still under a law mentality, still trying to make it happen when Jesus has already made it happen.He's already given you everything you will ever need for yourself and anyone you will ever come in contact with by His death and resurrection.He said, "IT IS FINISHED!" Hebrews10:14, "For by one offering He has perfected forever them whom he has sanctified." According to Jesus, it(the fulfillment of the requirements of the law that Got God to move) are finished. They are complete.The law(a means of obtaining from God) is no more.You will never receive anything from God by your works. You receive from God by Jesus' finished works.You receive everything fro God by faith in Jesus completed works. The devil is defeated forever. Ijohn3:8, "For this purpose the Son of God was manifest, to destroy the works of the devil." Did Jesus secceed? So what's left? To walk in victory! To rule and reign in this life as more than conquerors! satan has been defeated because we are no longer under law but under grace, Romans 6:14. By grace are we saved(born-again), by grace are we healed, delivered, prospered, have power with god, manifest His glory! By Jesus' finished work ar Calvary I have received everything. I do everything, I have everything, I lack nothing. In John6:28, the people asked Jesus, "What must we do to work the works of God? Greek translation-"What must we do as a manner of life to habitually do the miraculous works od God?" In verse 29 Jesus answers: "This is the work of God, that you BELIEVE(continuous present tense) on Him whom He has sent. The old time Pentecostals sang this song at their healing revivals: "Only believe, only believe. All things are possible ONLY BELIEVE." So what's so wrong with works? What's so right about grace? Simply put, works that try to move God or fix ourselves to receive from god focus on us and what we do. grace, the finished work focuses on Jesus and what He has already done.So what am I lacking? What else do I need to do to get healed? What am I doing wrong? You may as well ask the same question about being saved. What else do I need to do to be saved? NOTHING! ONLY BELIEVE! I never experienced the true freedom promised by Jesus or experienced His love and power to the degree I have today until I understood it's all by His grace. He did, so I get. It's the finished work of Christ and it's a gift from God, not of works. I can earn it, I don't deserve it. All I can do is say "Thank you Jesus and walk in and enjoy it. Tue, 01 Jul 2008 02:10:23 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=29.html How To Minister Healing 1. Determine Problem a. Get name or b. Symptom(s) c. Find out what the people can not do. 2. If no name (can't be diagnosed "known through"): a. Attack (cast out, evict) the spirit of infirmity. 3. If more than 2 problems (names or symptoms): a. Attack (cast out, evict) the spirit of infirmity. 4. If problems started with a traumatic experience: a. Attack (cast out, evict) the spirit of infirmity. 5. Once the problem is determined: a. Declare the problem has no right to remain. b. Declare the person is free in the Name of Jesus. c. Deliver LIFE (virtue/power) by the method you choose: - Laying on of hands - Prayer cloth - Words - An action to be obeyed d. Tell the spirit/problem what you want it to do. e. Tell the body what you want it to do: "Be healed." "System" function, etc. f. Tell the person to do what they could not do. 1. Keep working with them until they can do what they could not do before. g. Have them testify of any changes. By Curry Blake Wed, 26 Dec 2007 00:51:54 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=27.html Danny Nicodemus And Don Wischmeier and Don Johnson will be ministering in Sheridan WY Nov 27 & 28. all are invited. Mon, 08 Oct 2007 18:00:52 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=26.html Dominion Living Training Center meeting place for every Saturday night: Location: GREELEY CONSERVATORY OF DANCE 813 Eighth Street, Greeley, CO 80631 The studio is located on the north side of 8th Street in a building called the Conservatory Building. The front door to the building opens onto 8th Street. The back door opens onto a parking lot off 7th Street. Building has 2 separate entrances North and South Ample parking in the back of the building Bathroom is upstairs Every Saturday, 6 - 8:30 p.m. If you have folding chairs, please bring them as we need more than we have. Directions from the North: Take Colorado highway 85 to Greeley; stay on 85 it turns into 8th Ave. Turn right on 7th St. where the parking lot is on your left. You can enter from the north side of the Conservatory building. Go down the hall to the front and you’ll see the signs. Directions from Denver: I-25 North Exit Hwy. 34 East (towards Greeley) Hwy. 34 continues approximately 15 miles into Greeley. Exit onto Greeley Hwy. 34 Business (Hwy. 34 continues straight). Business 34 will turn into 10th St. and will continue into Downtown Greeley. Turn left at 9th Ave. Turn right at 8th Street (front door) OR turn right at 7th Street (back door) . We hope to see you there! info call Don Wischmeier 970 352 4140 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 970 352 4140 end_of_the_skype_highlighting Thu, 20 Sep 2007 21:13:44 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=25.html John G. Lake Ministries With Rev. Curry R. Blake, Dallas TX M O R E S. W. A. T. Training Spiritual Warfare Conference “That you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.” Ephesians 6:11b Thursday, July 19 – 7pm-10pm 2007 Spiritual Friday, July 20 – 7pm-10pm Warrior Saturday, July 21 – 9am-Noon Apostolic & 1pm-5pm Training Love offerings will be taken. Father’s House 3825 E. Mulberry Unit I (I-25 & Mulberry exit 269B) Fort Collins, Colorado For more information call: 970.498.9377 “For the weapons of our warfare . . . are mighty.” II Corinthians 10:4 Mon, 09 Jul 2007 22:54:33 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=24.html There will be a Eagle Nest Gathering Fri. Dec 14 2007 Don & Shirley Wischmeier, & Charlie and Brez Jones ministers in the Lord will be holding a Eagles' Nest Healing meeting Dec 14 at 6:30 PM. At HIS WHEELS BIKER CHURCH IS MEETING AT: 714 4th ST. SECOND FLOOR FT. LUPTON, CO. 80621 (OLD AMERICAN LEGION HALL) ENTRANCE ON NORTH SIDE BY THE BARBER SHOP Bring your friends and the sick and come and see the power of God working. Don & Shirleys website: www.miraclehealingrooms.com info call 970 352 4140 PASTOR CHARLIE & BREZANNA JONES PHONE: 1-303-849-5191 OR 303-868-0091 LEAVE A MESSAGE. WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU. E-MAIL:PASTOR CHARLIE AT: pastorcharlie@hiswheelsbikerchurch.org BREZANNA AT: brez@hiswheelsbikerchurch.org Mon, 09 Jul 2007 22:47:22 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=23.html Wed, 27 Dec 2006 01:00:40 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=22.html 1. We believe that Divine Healing is the right and responsibility of every Christian. 2. We believe that any hindrance to the healing of any Christian is not of God. 3. We believe that God is not our problem, but rather that He is our Help. 4. We believe that any hindrance to healing is on the part of the enemy. 5. We believe that any sickness or disease can be overcome by any Christian if the Christian will exercise faith and Kingdom authority. 6. We believe that the enemy is not a serious hindrance and can be overcome by any Christian using the available tools and weapons provided by God. 7. We believe that the enemy can only be truly defeated by spiritual weapons and not by carnal/natural weapons devised by man. 8. We believe that Christians and Non-Christians WITHOUT FAITH FOR HEALING, can be healed when Christians exercise Kingdom authority. 9. We believe that all sickness and disease is a work of the enemy and is to be defeated whenever and wherever they are encountered. 10. We believe that the name of Jesus and faith in that Name can bring healing to anyone, anywhere at anytime. Thu, 23 Nov 2006 17:19:22 GMT http://www.miraclehealingrooms.com/News/article/sid=21.html Duty - William Booth (Note: When William Booth uses the term, "duty", he refers to that which should be done because it is right. He does not use the term in a way as to mean some drudgery, or something that he hates to do but must to be accpted by God.With that in mind, please understand that it is our duty to do what is right because it is right without any regard as to our receiving a reward of any kind for doing it. God is kind and merciful, and He rewards us for every deed done, yet that must not be our motivation. Our motivation is to do what is right because of our love for God and man.) - Curry Blake My Dear Comrades, Everyone knows that on going into the Battle of Trafalgar, Lord Nelson hoisted at his masthead the signal, "England expects every man to do his Duty." That sentence has been memorable ever since. I suppose that this expectation is not confined to any one Nation, but that every country cherishes the same expectation from it's subjects. I am quite certain that the General of the Salvation Army expects that every Soldier in it's ranks will do his duty to his Saviour, to his Flag, to his Principles, to his Country, to his Saviour, and to a Dying World. Duty is a good old English word. I like it very much. It is so expressive, and so well understood by young and old, rich and poor, saint and sinner alike. Who is there that does not know what is meant by doing his duty? Duty signifies neither more nor less than doing what you feel you ought to do, and leaving undone what you know you ought not to do. It may apply to a man's deciding on a course he intends to follow for life, as for instance: - A sinner giving up his sins, a drunkard renouncing the drink, a swindler abanoning his cheating, a liar forswearing his falsehood, and that for ever and ever. Have you, my Comrades, put away from you every evil habit? If not, that is what God requires from you at this very moment. Will you do your duty? It may apply to a Saint placing himself and all he possesses at the service of his Saviour. Have you done that? If not, you cannot truthfully say that you have done your duty. It may apply to a Soldier offering himself to be an Officer, or to fill any other post for which he may be thought best qualified in the Army, being ready and willing to fight at that post to his dying day. What are you called to? Will you do your duty? The word duty may apply to something which is more or less the act of the hour, such as the reading of your Bible, praying in your family, speaking to someone about his soul, going to the Open Air, giving money to feed the poor, wearing uniform, or the like. When the call comes to you for any of these things, you must do your duty. Now, the first thing a Soldier has to do with what appears to be his duty is to give himself up to its performance, whatever the consequences. When duty presents itself, Comrades: - Do not stop to enquire about your ability or worthiness to perform the task. All you want to know about it is, " Is it my duty?" Do not stop to consult your feelings. They will possibly, nay, very likely, be in direct opposition both to your judgment and your conscience. Simply ask, "Is it my duty?" Do not stop to ask how far it will affect your wordly interests, risk your health, please your family or anything else. Remember Daniel and the Three Hebrew Children, and ask, "Is it my duty?" Look at the precious things that will folow the doing of your duty: - (1) To begin with, doing your duty is inseparably connected with your Peace of Mind. Peace is a great treasure, but you cannot have peace without a clear conscience, and you cannot have a clear conscience without doing your duty. You can settle that once for all. If you are to have that precious treasure amid the storms and changes and disappointments of life, you must do your duty. (2) Doing your duty is a condition of the assurance of the Divine Favour. The assurance of God's favour means the witness of the Holy Spirit in the soul, not only to the fact of your being a child of God, but that God is pleased with the way in which you are conducting yourself in all the affairs of your every-day life. But if you are neglecting that duty, how can He testify to the fact that you are doing it? You must do your duty. (3) Keeping on doing your duty is the only way by which you can build up a strong character.To be able to resist the Devil, trample on his temptations, glory in the Cross, live above the world, to spend and be spent for the salvation of souls, is a condition of heart and will that must be admired of the Angels. Do you want to be strong enough to always do the right? Then, whether pleasant or painful, keep on doing your duty. If you want to be a proper example for those around you to imitate, keep on doing your duty. You are watched continually - in your home, at your work, in the Corps. Someone's eyes are always on you. Someone is always reckoming you up, and judging whether you are what you profess to be or not; or, what is more important still, someone is always shaping their own doings and cxharacter by yours. You have probably heard the story of the man who complained to his minister that he had four miles to walk to his church. "Oh, my dear fellow," said the Parson, "you must not grumble at that". You have an opportunity every Sunday morning of preaching a sermon four miles long." He meant that all the people along the road he travelled had an example before their eyes which said, "Why don't you go to church? Why don't you do your duty?" When you pray, when you sing, when you suffer without repining, when you carry one another's burdens, when you warn sinners, when you give your money; in short, whenever you do any good act, you say by your action to those around you, "Go, and do likewise. Do your duty! Do your duty!" The esteem of those around you, and in many cases your own earthly profit, will be promoted by your doing your duty. Men who hate your Saviour and despise your religion will admire you, and employ you, and reward you, if they are confident that you do your duty. They will say: "That man is not governed by what is pleasant, or easy, or profitable to himself at the moment, or even by what will gratify other people. He means to do his duty." If you want the Review of your life to give you satisfaction when you come to your death-bed, you must do your duty. In that terrible battle of Trafalgar to which I have referred, Nelson was mortally wounded. They carried him below to die, and when the last moment came he said to a favourite Captain who was bending over him,"Kiss me, Hardy. Now I am satisfied. Thank God, I have done my duty." Now, I say nothing here about the cruel business of war. But leaving that entirely out of the question, I do feel that there was something very pathetic aboout this incident, and I want to ask you one or two questions suggested by it. If death overtook you, my Comrades, to-night, would you be able to say, "Husband, Wife, kiss me. I am leaving you, but I am satisfied. Thank God, I have done my duty! "Father, Mother, Children, kiss me. I have loved your souls, and toiled for your salvation. Thank God, I have done my duty! "Brother, Sister, Master, Servant, kiss me. I have tried to bless you. I am satisfied. Thank God, I have done my duty! "Comrades, Captain, Lieutenant, kiss me. I have fought with you, and been true to the dear old flag. I am satisfied. Thank God, I have done my duty! Would you be able to say this? And when, at the Judgment Seat, you meet these dear oones again, and the poor sinners who now live around about you, speeding on their way to the land of misery and despair, will you be able to say to them, "I knew you on earth; I loved you; I prayed for you; and in trying to save you I did my duty"? Fri, 06 Oct 2006 16:29:08 GMT