Keeping that flame alive

The other night one of my good friends invited me and another guy to go with him while he preached at a youth group. After he preached we did an alter call for anyone who wanted healing. We had a few words of knowledge and those people came up for healing. We prayed for a while with those people and saw some small healings take place. A few ankles healed a broken rib healed. It was good. Then at the end after the majority of the crowd had left and basically the only people we were still praying with was a group of Master Commission students who base is at the church we were ministering at. This girl came up wearing a sling and an arm brace. Come to find out that she had broken her arm in two places and torn the muscle in her arm roller skating. We prayed with her for a while. Had her take of the sling but not the arm brace. She couldn’t straighten her arm and had to hold it at a 90 degree angle. I’ve always been a big fan of risky faith. You know like punching people or using a baseball bat. Unfortunately I could not find a baseball bat to hit her arm with(I would never hit someone for healing unless I really felt the lord tell me to. That part was added in there for fun). We did get risky though, we had her take off her arm brace. We prayed again and she started moving her hand. Then she stretched out her arm fully straight. It was amazing. She went nuts she began flinging her arm around and going nuts. Then she broke down in tears. It was probably the most amazing and genuine response to a healing that I have ever seen. I was crying and praising God. I quickly grabbed out my cellphone and snapped a picture of her arm brace and sling that she had thrown on the floor:

God is amazing