• Having a personal relationship with Jesus.
• Discerning God's guidance throughout the day, every day.
• Following His individual plan for your life.
• Demonstrating the power of the Holy Spirit.

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• It verifies that God wants you to believe everything in all of the articles at my website and in my book. This does not imply that my articles and book are complete and accurate (because God teaches us a little at a time), and it does not imply that they are Scripture (see my article called All Gifts of the Spirit Are Available Today). It simply means that they always say exactly what God wants them to say (the words, titles, formatting, etc.).
  
  To paraphrase W. Edwards Deming , "If you do not have data, you're just another person with an opinion." As my article called Cheat Sheet #16 shows, the Christian version of this statement is that if our message is not confirmed by miracles from God, we might be just another Christian with an opinion.

• It verifies that I am obeying God's plan for me, no matter what you might hear about me. Remember, everyone (including me) has said or done things that they regret or should regret, but God knows our hearts and He is the One who determines whether or not someone is qualified for ministry. Pray something like this:

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  Christians in public ministry tend to become a target for people who have opposing beliefs, and we're told to expect to be persecuted and falsely accused: Matthew 5:10-12, 44, 10:16-23, 34-36, Mark 10:29-30, John 15:19-20, Romans 12:14, 2 Thessalonians 1:4-5, 2 Timothy 3:12, 1 Peter 3:14-18, 4:14.
  
  Therefore, if you hear any accusations against me, simply pray the above prayer so that God can confirm these things for you and show you that the accusations are false.

• It verifies that you're a Christian, meaning that you've received salvation (forgiveness of your sins) and you'll go to heaven.
  
  If the miracle doesn't happen instantly for you then find some Christians in other denominations and ask if it happens instantly for them. If the miracle happens for other Christians but not for you then you're not actually a Christian. For example, if you're relying on something or someone other than proper faith in Jesus for salvation, such as your water baptism, the Virgin Mary, prayers to saints, going to confession, doing penance, or anything else, then you might not actually be saved and going to heaven. My article called How to Receive Salvation thoroughly explains what the New Testament says about how to receive salvation and describes exactly how to have the assurance of your salvation.

• It enables you to show non-Christians that the Christian God is real, that the Bible is true, that the God of the Bible is the only true God, that Jesus is God and He is the Messiah, and that the only way to be allowed into heaven is through proper faith in Jesus. My article called Why (and How To) Become a Christian explains the essential facts to non-Christians.

• It enables you to demonstrate a miracle to increase people's faith for their physical healing (see my book called Divine Healing Absolutely Is for Today). Pray something like this:

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  Point out to the sick or injured person that God is right here with us, and if His power can do a miracle right here and now, then His power can certainly heal them right here and now.

• Many Protestant, Baptist, and other churches teach that miracles, healings, and the so-called miraculous gifts of the Spirit ceased or died out during or shortly after the first century, and this view is known as cessationism. When God confirms the teachings at this website by doing a miracle, it shows that cessationism is a lie from the devil and a form of last-days apostasy (a falling away from proper beliefs). It's thoroughly refuted in my article called All Gifts of the Spirit Are Available Today.

• We're Christian healers, not faith healers. Every Christian can heal the sick (see the free PDF of my book called Divine Healing Absolutely Is for Today), so essentially, all Christians are Christian healers, they just need to learn how it works. That's exactly what my book teaches.

• We won't be charging money for anything (we'll be giving out copies of my book for free) and we won't be accepting any donations, offerings, or large gifts.

• We'll be meeting with pastors and church leaders to show them how miracles and divine healing work.

• We won't be teaching, preaching, or praying in public, such as in church services, conferences, or seminars. We'll be "training the trainers" informally behind the scenes.

• We'll also show pastors and church leaders how to receive the gift of the baptism of the Holy Spirit for their spiritual empowerment (see my series called How to Receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit).

• We won't be opening or closing meetings with prayer. This has become such a habit or tradition throughout the church that it now feels improper not to open and close every meeting with prayer. Since the Lord is the One sending us out to these meetings, it's not necessary to pray before or after the meeting. When the Lord told me this, He said: "Legalism quenches miracles."

• We'll sometimes heal people out in the streets, in shopping malls, in people's homes, etc. (but not through prayer - see the free PDF of my book called Divine Healing Absolutely Is for Today).

• We won't be giving formal interviews or debating doctrines. The articles at this website usually go into great scriptural detail, and it would be impractical to go into that level of detail in a discussion or debate. But without going into that level of detail, we would only be discussing a small part of the full picture, which has very little value for either of us.

• We'll be giving the church leaders a list of what the Lord wants them to do in order to participate in the great last-days (or "latter rain") revival.

1. This article explains why it's important to be thorough, objective, and unbiased when we study the Bible in order to see the full picture for each doctrine or topic. Otherwise, we don't know everything God is telling us about the different doctrines so we might be missing critical information, and we can't see the patterns that He has placed in Scripture concerning the different doctrines. When you read or listen to anything by Christian pastors or teachers, try to discern how thoroughly they've studied the subject:

   • How to Study the Bible

2. Learn the requirements for receiving salvation so you can be certain that you're saved and going to heaven, and understand why you need to be baptized by full immersion in water after you receive salvation:

   • How to Receive Salvation

   • Everything We Need to Know about Water Baptism

3. Learn how to discern the ways that the Lord guides us, and understand the seasons that He takes us through:

   • How to Discern God's Guidance

   • Why Do Christians Experience Hard Times and Suffering?

4. Learn all about Jesus so that you know and understand your heavenly King:

   • Understanding Jesus

5. God commands us to pray in the Spirit (Ephesians 6:18, Jude 1:20). It's important to learn what this means and how to do it so that we can be obedient to Him:

   • Praying in the Spirit Means Speaking in Tongues

   • How to Receive the Baptism of the Holy Spirit

6. Many Christians believe that all spiritual gifts are still available today (including healings, miracles, prophecies, and speaking in tongues), and they're usually referred to as "charismatics." All other Christians are usually referred to as "cessationists" because they believe that some spiritual gifts ceased or died out during or shortly after the first century. This article shows that all gifts of the Spirit are available today and that cessationism is a lie from the devil and a form of last-days apostasy (a falling away from proper beliefs):

   • All Gifts of the Spirit Are Available Today

7. A covenant is a contract or an agreement between two parties, such as between God and humans. Some of God's covenants are still in effect, so it's important to understand how they affect us today. For example, the Old Covenant and the Law of Moses were completely canceled when Jesus died on the cross. After the cross, no one is required to obey any of the 613 commands in the Old Covenant and the Law of Moses, and no one is able to sin by breaking or violating any of those 613 commands (such as the Ten Commandments, the tithing laws, the kosher dietary laws, or the Sabbath laws):

   • Covenants, Dispensations, and the Ten Commandments

8. This article explains numerous commands in the New Testament that God wants all Christians to obey:

   • Cheat Sheet

9. Everything that happens to you is because God wanted it to happen or allowed it to happen. Everything. God is aware of and involved in every aspect of your life, no matter how big or how small:

   • Our Lives Are Not Predestined

10. Almost one-third of the Bible deals with prophecy. Prophecy is very important to God, so it should be very important to us as well. For example, certain prophecies tell us that all Christians will give an account of ourselves to the Lord, and we will be given rewards or suffer loss in heaven after Jesus returns for us (see point #8, above). We're told that Jesus will return in the end-times, and the end-times began with a specific event early in the 20th century (described in the second bullet point below). Bit by bit, step by step, the world is shaping itself into an exact picture of the end-times world described throughout the Bible, so Jesus could return at any moment. To get an idea of how close we might be to the Rapture, see the intended impact of my book:

    • The Rapture of the Church

    • End-Times Prophecies Are Coming to Pass Right before Our Eyes