Comments on: My Wife’s Cancer Scare

By: Clark Goble

Clark Goble — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 19:20:19 +0000

You’re right Janet! It is amazing the lengths God will go to in order to draw us close to Him!

By: Janet Elliott

Janet Elliott — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:45:36 +0000

Thank you, Stefanie and Clark for sharing your experiences with how the Lord sustains us in the time of trouble.
I’ve only had one experience in where I felt the Lord’s presence as though he was right there beside me. It was an emotional crisis where I was afraid I wouldn’t make the right decision to continue the divorce proceedings against my husband even though he said he didn’t want the divorce.He came by to try to talk me out of going ahead with it. The Lord sent me a song (The King is Coming). I kept singing it to myself the whole time of the crisis and I could feel His presence so close that I will never be the same, again. I know I can depend on Him no matter what, now. In the middle of the night when I asked the Lord if I could divorce my husband (he had been living with his 1st wife and coming back to me over and over for about 3 years)He immediately gave me the song, “I’ve Got Peace Like a River.” God is so good!!!! I am happy and closer to the Lord since the divorce than I’ve ever been. I think the Lord has to use drastic situations sometimes to get our attention!

By: Stefanie Goble

Stefanie Goble — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:33:48 +0000

This was an experience I will always be grateful I went through. I’m glad we shared it together. I’m spending everyday thanking God for the simple things but it was worth every bit of that experience to feel God’s presence as real as I did. It was like an invisible boundary between heaven and earth dropped and I knew he was there. Now I understand how people who are Christians are so unafraid of death. My Grandmother saw Jesus before she passed on (literally just seconds before) and she screamed out for him to take her. She went from suffering so badly to being with Jesus. I’m glad to know that Jesus is just waiting to come take us home. What peace is afforded by that knowledge. My life has forever been changed for the better and I want to give Christ’s love and peace to anyone I’m around. I love him so much and when everyone around us abandons us in life, we are truly never alone.

By: Brentcruse

Brentcruse — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:43:28 +0000

In adversity we know our friends