This week we are reading chapters 9 and 10 of “The Hungry Always Get Fed.” Again the similarities between what I read in this book and in Acts are amazing.p114 “I have been back in Pemba for a while though it seems like more has happened in a few days than the previous year. Miracles are on the increase.”
“Jesus mercifully and kindly healed them all. The deaf mute was also able to speak as she was restored to her right mind. The kingdom of God belongs to the children.”
In the midst of all these miracles and healings, Heidi reminds us though that ultimately it is all about love. On page 116 she says, “I could tell you about the thousands of churches and the mighty revival that is taking place. I could tell you about the thousands of people we are feeding every day. I could tell you about all the signs, wonders and miracles.” But preceding this statement she says, “The Lord has been reminding me that our job is to love. I want to keep it simple.”
Finally I wanted to quote from page 139: “I pray there would be a holy hunger that rises up in you too, so that you would be contending for a life of full submersion and enter the place where your will is totally subject to his will; your spirit subject to his Spirit. This is the place where the miracles start to happen. The more immersed in God you become, the less of a grip “normal” life has on you.”
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