Two Profound Experiences in Prayer During 2022

I have had two very profound experiences during prayer this year, and I'm feeling led to share them. Someone out there needs to hear this.

On April 11/12th I felt God's power. Every inch, every cell of my body was filled with it, and it was endless. It was a well with no bottom, and an ocean with no borders; a completely vast expanse with no beginning and no end. In it doubt, fear, and despair cannot exist because of the knowledge that all things are possible. In it I knew I was connected to absolutely everything in that moment. Although I couldn't grasp it, I knew all knowledge and wisdom was there. It was golden in color. It was tranquil but it was powerful. It was still but it had a current. It transcended everything: life, space, time, creation. It was so incredibly gentle.

On August 7th I felt God's strength. Again, every inch and every cell of my body was filled with it, and it also was endless. It had roots that have no beginning or end. It was unmovable. It couldn't bend. It couldn't break. It couldn't waver. Nothing can stand against it. I tell you confidently that anything that tries to go against His strength does so in complete and utter folly, and it will broken to pieces. The word confident can't even describe this; His strength exceeds it endlessly.

Neither of these descriptions give God's power or strength any adequate explanation. I'm unfortunately limited with inferior words to explain something that is completely unexplainable.

This is the God that I serve, the Holy One of Israel. The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. The Almighty Father, and His son, Jesus Christ. He truly is mighty and awesome in power and strength. So when Jesus says in Matthew 21:22 " And all things, whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, believing, ye shall receive," believe it. Really believe it. And when Jesus says in Luke 1:37 "For with God nothing shall be impossible," believe it. Really believe it. Do not doubt!

The bible tells us over and over again that God is mighty and awesome in power. I leave you with this:

Numbers 23:19 19 God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good?