“Faith is the Bird that sings when the Dawn is still dark” Thank you for your service my brother! The Holy Spirit continues to use you to speak into my life & walk with Christ- God bless you!
Aaron, I’ve been watching your videos since 2018. Fighting cancer right now. We’ve spoken in the past about accounting, etc. through email. My cancer has gotten worse, but there’s still hope and I have a big chemo procedure next month. Through it all, I am starting to see the Lord’s hands. I’m 26, and am hopeful Jesus will heal me. I’ve gone through so much my fears slowly vanish as the Lord walks with me, but it’s still a daunting path ahead sometimes! Thank you for being an amazing vessel. God bless you and your family. - Joe, your brother in Christ.
I am so sorry you are going through this, dear brother! I am youngster like you suffering with different things, and my dad also got diagnosed with cancer about three weeks ago, it was a very devastating news. I can't even begin to imagine what you must be going through. I promise to pray for. Be strong! Our God's got us and you are not alone in this, we are one big family in our father Jesus Christ! He the king of Kings and Lord of lords, and he has you right in the palms of his hands, the scar(the hole) in his hand is a reminder of what he has done for you. Whatever comes may, He is with you, He has got you, you are just gonna go through everything with him, just know that!!! Much love and God's presence with you! Stay strong dear brother! Will be praying for you!
This was a perfectly timed video for my circumstances! I am apprehensive to share this, but here it goes. From the time that I left the Army in 2013, I have struggled with chronic illness and chronic pain. I've spent years seeking help in hopes that I could be pain-free or at least comfortable in my body. I've prayed and blaspemed. I've loved and cursed God. I don't know when it started, but at some point, I just started blaming God, not for the illnesses and pain but for not healing me like He says He does to some. I have been a follower of Jesus and have been seeking God since I was 13, and I sadly must admit I've always felt ignored and invisible by God, especially in my prayers. I had never heard any sort of response from God. That is until yesterday. I was praying to God and begging for healing as I find myself doing a lot, and I heard a voice in my mind clear as day say, "I don't want you healed Jack. I'm am teaching you patience and perseverance." I felt immediate relief. Not from my pain or my cursed body but from a terrible weight being lifted. Years of anger, guilt, sadness, and hopelessness gone. I believe it to be a small gift from my God for finally really trying to listen to Him. I've been a burden on many. To my wife and daughter, who had to live with my hopelessness. To my parents who have supported me into my 30s and sacrificed everything for me and where I still had the audacity to ask for more help when it's time for them to prepare for the retirement they deserve. To my family that I don't see enough of. To my friends who I have neglected and abandoned because I struggled to see past my own pain and suffering. These things are in the past now. I've spent years praying and asking others to pray for me for healing. No longer do I want this. I DO NOT WANT TO BE HEALED. If my pain is my link to my God, then I embrace it. If I have to suffer to grow closer to my God, then that is what I want. If Jesus could bear it all for me (us) on the cross, then I can bare this for my life. God has promised in scripture that one day, when I make it to Heaven, I Will Be Healed and that is enough for me now.
If I've seen something, is that He does miracles when you least expect them. And - I don't care what an army of theologians tell me, in God's foreknowledge there's still space for Him "changing His mind". Sure, this is our perspective / way of pricessing it. Your acceptance may be what opens His surprising answer to your situation.
Amen brother. It sounds like Paul’s thorn in his side from 2 Corinthians 12. God allowed the thorn for his good, and it appears it is the same for you. That response from God gave you the strength you needed to accept the pain as a blessing and move forward for the Kingdom of God. May the love and joy of God overshadow your pain, and may you bear much fruit. God bless you.
What a testimony. God bless you brother! May the remaining of your years be filled with the love and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ! God bless you and your whole family! Much love!!!
Well, feelings don't always have anything to do with the truth. Look at the prophets: wonder how many felt loved by God, and weren't doing what they did out of duty? Look at Jeremiah and answer this question with truthfulness. God loves me no matter what...and when I don't feel His love, I, for one, don't think it should bother me. The fear of hell itself can be a powerful motivator in itself, as well as, more proeminently, gratitude for having escaped it. You go to work everyday even if no other motivator than not starving is present. That's called being an adult. Same with sticking with God and being a Christian. Sometimes it would be nice to feel His love, and it happens. But on those groundhog days when you feel nothing but the pain of wasting away in all and everything, as your flesh feels He is more preoccupied to lavish blessings on others ("worse" Christians than you, as the flesh points out)...than giving you a pause to swallow your spit after years of suffering...you hold on to truths that you don't see and seem impossible.
With all this California rain we’ve been getting, this is a very timely message. Thank you Aaron.
“Faith is the Bird that sings when the Dawn is still dark”
Thank you for your service my brother! The Holy Spirit continues to use you to speak into my life & walk with Christ- God bless you!
Thanks really needed to hear this. 😢❤🙌🏽🙏🏽. Mark 9:23
Very much!
But thank you brother, listening to you always reminds me of the hope I have in Christ. God bless you.
Aaron, I’ve been watching your videos since 2018. Fighting cancer right now. We’ve spoken in the past about accounting, etc. through email.
My cancer has gotten worse, but there’s still hope and I have a big chemo procedure next month. Through it all, I am starting to see the Lord’s hands. I’m 26, and am hopeful Jesus will heal me. I’ve gone through so much my fears slowly vanish as the Lord walks with me, but it’s still a daunting path ahead sometimes!
Thank you for being an amazing vessel. God bless you and your family. - Joe, your brother in Christ.
I prayed for you Joe. May the Lord give you His peace and courage, and may He heal you without delay. Hang onto the Lord Jesus. God bless you brother.
I am so sorry you are going through this, dear brother! I am youngster like you suffering with different things, and my dad also got diagnosed with cancer about three weeks ago, it was a very devastating news. I can't even begin to imagine what you must be going through. I promise to pray for. Be strong! Our God's got us and you are not alone in this, we are one big family in our father Jesus Christ! He the king of Kings and Lord of lords, and he has you right in the palms of his hands, the scar(the hole) in his hand is a reminder of what he has done for you. Whatever comes may, He is with you, He has got you, you are just gonna go through everything with him, just know that!!! Much love and God's presence with you! Stay strong dear brother!
Will be praying for you!
Never give up in any trials
My prayers for each of you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Do you have any counciling connections in Ireland where i live?
Blessings to you my brother for your commitment and faithfulness 🙏🏽💙
Thank you for more encouragement, brother! 🙏🏼
You’ve been away! Welcome back brother ❤
Thank you for your very timely and encouraging message. It really spoke to me, and I needed to hear it. God bless you, your family, and your ministry.
Thank you Aaron ❤️ God bless you always.
God bless you too!
This was a perfectly timed video for my circumstances!
I am apprehensive to share this, but here it goes. From the time that I left the Army in 2013, I have struggled with chronic illness and chronic pain. I've spent years seeking help in hopes that I could be pain-free or at least comfortable in my body. I've prayed and blaspemed. I've loved and cursed God. I don't know when it started, but at some point, I just started blaming God, not for the illnesses and pain but for not healing me like He says He does to some. I have been a follower of Jesus and have been seeking God since I was 13, and I sadly must admit I've always felt ignored and invisible by God, especially in my prayers. I had never heard any sort of response from God. That is until yesterday. I was praying to God and begging for healing as I find myself doing a lot, and I heard a voice in my mind clear as day say, "I don't want you healed Jack. I'm am teaching you patience and perseverance." I felt immediate relief. Not from my pain or my cursed body but from a terrible weight being lifted. Years of anger, guilt, sadness, and hopelessness gone. I believe it to be a small gift from my God for finally really trying to listen to Him.
I've been a burden on many. To my wife and daughter, who had to live with my hopelessness. To my parents who have supported me into my 30s and sacrificed everything for me and where I still had the audacity to ask for more help when it's time for them to prepare for the retirement they deserve. To my family that I don't see enough of. To my friends who I have neglected and abandoned because I struggled to see past my own pain and suffering. These things are in the past now.
I've spent years praying and asking others to pray for me for healing. No longer do I want this. I DO NOT WANT TO BE HEALED. If my pain is my link to my God, then I embrace it. If I have to suffer to grow closer to my God, then that is what I want. If Jesus could bear it all for me (us) on the cross, then I can bare this for my life. God has promised in scripture that one day, when I make it to Heaven, I Will Be Healed and that is enough for me now.
God bless you bro, powerful testimony. Im still grappling with “my strength is made perfect in weakness”.
If I've seen something, is that He does miracles when you least expect them. And - I don't care what an army of theologians tell me, in God's foreknowledge there's still space for Him "changing His mind". Sure, this is our perspective / way of pricessing it. Your acceptance may be what opens His surprising answer to your situation.
“Fight the good fight of faith.”
Amen brother. It sounds like Paul’s thorn in his side from 2 Corinthians 12. God allowed the thorn for his good, and it appears it is the same for you. That response from God gave you the strength you needed to accept the pain as a blessing and move forward for the Kingdom of God. May the love and joy of God overshadow your pain, and may you bear much fruit. God bless you.
What a testimony. God bless you brother! May the remaining of your years be filled with the love and peace of our Lord Jesus Christ! God bless you and your whole family! Much love!!!
When I listen to your videos, I feel so close to God!
Amen!!!
Thank you I have been going through a trial
Thank you and God bless you!❤
That's me.
It’s so good to see you post another video I was waiting for it. Thank you.
This video was very much needed
Thank you for this
Thank you
Aaron I miss your videos
Hi brother, I hope you are well. I haven't had any videos ideas to share, but I'm hoping the Lord will give me some in the near future. God bless!
I don't know man I am frozen due to my ''conscience", I don't want to end up sinning, what I just said sounds stupid but also sounds convincing.
Well, feelings don't always have anything to do with the truth.
Look at the prophets: wonder how many felt loved by God, and weren't doing what they did out of duty? Look at Jeremiah and answer this question with truthfulness.
God loves me no matter what...and when I don't feel His love, I, for one, don't think it should bother me. The fear of hell itself can be a powerful motivator in itself, as well as, more proeminently, gratitude for having escaped it.
You go to work everyday even if no other motivator than not starving is present. That's called being an adult.
Same with sticking with God and being a Christian.
Sometimes it would be nice to feel His love, and it happens. But on those groundhog days when you feel nothing but the pain of wasting away in all and everything, as your flesh feels He is more preoccupied to lavish blessings on others ("worse" Christians than you, as the flesh points out)...than giving you a pause to swallow your spit after years of suffering...you hold on to truths that you don't see and seem impossible.