Tuesday, October 26, 2021

S10 E2: Rocka My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham

 (Elder Cummings)

So we're walking through this neighborhood that we felt we needed to be at. The sun is going down, the people are going inside, and we're running out of time. We look at the time and are like, "ok, let's walk down this street and back around to our bikes and call it good". So we start walking and see a man working on some garage lights or something. We offer some help, he rejects it. We offer some messages about Jesus, he accepts it. His name is Eric, he is so awesome. We were able to teach him about his true identity and potential as a cherished child of a Loving Father. He looks at our tags and asks, "so y'all are Elders. Will y'all bless my home?"

We are able to explain more about the priesthood and power of God and we dedicate this stranger-now-friend's home. The Spirit was strong and you could tell that Eric was touched. In a way that we couldn't tell him, the Lord told him that we were His servants.

Later in the week us 4 Elders are driving up with our Relief Society President to Folsom, literally the boonies.(Sister Ziegler, the RSP, straight up met her husband on a greyhound bus on the way to Venezuela and taught him the first 3 discussions, later he was baptized and they were sealed. So awesome). So anyway, there's a family up in Folsom that we've been trying to visit but communication is just hard cause they live so far away. Turns out the sister that we are trying to visit hasn't been able to get the medication she needs since the hurricane hit and she is having a rough time. But then turns out that Sister Ziegler works at a pharmacy that holds the medication that she needs. Miracle.

On top of that, this amazing sister was complaining of disturbing nightmares and experiences in their home and we again had a chance to dedicate and sanctify their home. There we were, 4 guys in white shirts and ties from all over the country kneeling and surrounded by dogs, a baby chicken and a bunch of random kids who didn't even live there, using the authority and power of God to bless a small trailer in the middle of Louisiana country. Crazy how God works. You could feel the difference as we talked with them afterwards. Everyone seemed more at ease, more hopeful and more friendly. Such an amazing experience.

Have a blessed week y'all!

Elder Cummings










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