The first person, a lady I met on the way to the bathroom. She was being escorted by a gentleman. She had a cane and looked like a stiff neck. I spoke with the gentleman and he spoke of his concern for her and he wanted to pray for her too. So when she came out we both prayed for her. She was visibly touched and was moved to tears. I know that God ministered to her on a deeper level and brought some healing to her heart.
The second person was a gentleman . He too was at the healing conference. He is a relatively young man but walks with a cane. I had prayed for him before at the conference too. I spoke with him briefly just to check on his progress. He said his legs were getting progressively better and stronger each day. I just prayed a blessing over him and for continued healing.
I decided I was going to go to the hospital to follow up on the guy I prayed for yesterday. I went there and saw his brother and friend. I prayed for him twice and I noticed that I was neither praying in Authority nor could I sense any power in my words. I was puzzled by that and thought that I was intimidated by the severity of his condition. The nurses came and we all had to leave his bedside. so on the bench I was talking to his friend and he had some serious doubts . He said he had no faith and expressed several doubts about God and blamed god for what happened to his friend. I also noted that he was very negative in his conversations with others about his friends condition. I left him on the bench and went over to his friends bedside to pray again because the nurses had now left. Immediately, while there I felt the power flowing.
Kind of like this :
Mark 5:30
New International Version (NIV)30 At once Jesus realized that power had gone out from him.
It reminded me of what Jesus and Peter did when praying to raise the dead.
Peter sent them all out of the room; then he got down on his knees and prayed. Turning toward the dead woman, he said, "Tabitha, get up." She opened her eyes, and seeing Peter she sat up.