Don't stop praying. God is still healing cancer.

I’ve seen God do too much lately to stay quiet.

Just yesterday, I got a message from a friend who’s been fighting colon cancer. He’s asked for prayer multiple times, never giving up, even when the pain told him otherwise. Well, during one of our phone calls, as we prayed… all the pain left his body.

His doctor recently told him, “These are the best results I’ve seen in over a decade.”

And a few weeks ago, another man came up for prayer at the altar. He had liver cancer and a pinched nerve in his shoulder. The shoulder pain instantly left, and he walked away full of hope and faith, believing for a full report.

I say this to encourage you: don’t stop seeking prayer. Don’t stop believing. Don’t stop getting in those prayer lines. God is still healing, and He is more eager to heal than we are to ask. Your words don’t just express what’s in your heart; they direct your life, stir your faith, and release power.

We have to be careful with our words and how we speak life and faith. Because the tongue isn’t just a tool; it’s a weapon. “Out of the same mouth come blessing and cursing.”

The Bible says “no man can tame the tongue”. And yet, when the Holy Spirit fell in Acts 2, the very first thing He touched was the tongue.

Why?

Because what we struggle to surrender, He can redeem. The tongue isn’t just hard to control; it’s the last thing most believers ever fully surrender to God. And when He takes it, it’s not just a sign; it’s a transformation.

I know this isn’t a popular topic, but it’s important to bring clarity to this topic that has had so much confusion. If you’ve ever wondered about tongues, or why this gift is so important, this video is for you. And it’s part 4 of the series, so be sure to watch them all.

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Let’s stay hungry. Let’s stay surrendered. Let’s stay ready for more.

Until all have heard,