DAY 9

Duncan Roseweir | Re:Hope West End

As I look back on my life, I can see how fear has impacted every area, holding me back and stealing much joy. I only realised this a couple of years ago during a missions school I attended.

Through a time of prayer felt like I had a breakthrough with the grip fear had on my life. However, two years later, I realised fear still had a grip on my life and I decided enough was enough. I booked a deliverance appointment and in a sudden surge of faith decided I would share my answered prayer in this blog before it had happened. Since that time of prayer I would say that I am free like never before. Life feels like there are more options available than there ever were before. It is so hope-filled. At the centre of it all I met with Jesus and believe He delivered me and wants to create something new in my heart. He is good.

Sandra Danquah | Re:Hope Ghana

Sandra had midwifery exams to write but she wasn’t prepared and knew she would fail if she took the exam because she was caught up in a new business that she was blessed with during the 24 hour fast that took place at Re:Hope Ghana. 

She didn't have time to study and had her graduation from Chef school coming up that same day she was due to take the exam. She was overwhelmed and didn’t know what to do. One day after BRT, she knelt down and said a silent prayer: 

“Lord, I spend most of my days in your house, working in your ministry to win souls for you. For this, I have a covenant with you and you are a covenant keeping God. Don’t let me be put to shame. Come through for me. Amen.”

The second day after her prayers she had a notification that was reminding students participating in the exams that it had been postponed to the second week of that month. She emphasised this is the first time this university is ever doing that. This means God answered her in a way that shows how mighty He is. She can’t be more happy and marvel with how things turned around for her.  Deuteronomy 7:9