Posted on 04/24/2016 4:21:12 PM PDT by Baynative
Courtney writes on Facebook:
Meet Roger Barrett. This gentleman is a patient of mine who just started coming to our office this week…little did I know this man would change my life.
Mr. Barrett was diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2009 and was told that he could receive treatment but if the cancer spread outside the bladder there wasn’t much the doctors could do. Well, as months went on and the doctor visits and follow ups continued, Mr. Barrett’s cancer began to get worse.
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A few months later it was the month of December and every year Mr. Barrett decorates his home with 150,000 lights displaying the true meaning of Christmas, and opens it up to the public and has a fire pit, serves hotdogs and marshmallows at no charge.
~snip~
Well one Saturday evening Mr. Barrett was parking cars in his back yard, and he said a couple pulled up in a little car. Mr. Barrett said clearly they didn’t belong there because the woman was dressed in a white, gorgeous coat that came down to her ankles and the man was dressed in his Sunday best suit.
... Mr. Barrett said he never felt the couple touch him as they held hands for the prayer. He said, “The whole prayer I just felt different.” And he said, “I could swing my feet back and forth as if I was floating.”
(Excerpt) Read more at godupdates.com ...
I am normally skeptical of internet stories and spend time looking for sources.
In a short time I found the Facebook page of MR. Roger Barrett as well as that of Courtney Cash who shared this wonderful story.
I find it appropriate for a Sunday evening.
Thank You.
Doesn’t surprise me one bit. Just read a book about a neurosurgeon experiencing the same thing. Don’t recall the title but his job suggested that he could no longer deny what’s out there. A ‘dead’ kid comes back to life and talks about meeting her brother who died before she was born. (They never discussed it with her). The goofy hat and shirt her father wore on his honeymoon-never talked about.
thank you for posting
Thanks for the article.
I’m old enough to understand there are things in this world that cannot be explained by science, that are none the less real.
I’ve experienced them.
Brings tears to my eyes. Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit. As it was in the beginning, is now and forever shall be, world without end. Amen.
68 years of life experience have convinced me that the "unseen" world is far bigger (and more fascinating) than the one we call "real."
Amen!
One thing about the way God works - it’s beyond the logic of men.
yeah, women! :)
Thank you for posting this. I have a book somewhere about angels being amongst us and there are many amazing things that have happened.
I also believe that I once have been used to protect a loved one in an instance for which there was no apparent logical reason for me to do what I did.
Funny thing about it, these are all things known and made available to every human being since the Garden of Eden, and of all things known, it would and should be the thing most studied and documented,...and yet, popular society will label somebody mentally disturbed if they should discuss it publicly.
A wonderful “Good News” story. Thank you for posting it.
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And that is the truth!
Absolutely.
How do you convey credibility to such things? They do exist.
But like you said, if you state them the authorities want to put you in the loony bin.
Yes, we were never meant to understand the mind or emotions of a woman. I’ve been married to the same one 45 years, I will never get to where I understand it.
agree
It is strange. But it is how it is.
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