Hi Pastor John,
Judy and I were in a small turn of the century old-time town. We were in a 2nd story room and we looked out a window overlooking a courtyard that was set-up with music equipment and with chairs in front of it. People started gathering around and one-by-one nd sat in the chairs. A man stood in front of the microphone, but before he said or sang anything, the power of God fell on him and he fell down and started rolling which knocked down some of the music and mice stands. He was rolling over top of them as he was speaking in tongues and praising God.
The people in the chairs were mocking this man and what they were seeing and you could see that some were afraid. The people started getting up out of their chairs and emptying the courtyard. Judy and I looked over an empty courtyard as the man was still under the power of God and still rolling around.
Judy and I ran downstairs to see this man. When we got there, Brother Earl, Sister Betty, and Amy met us and we all kneeled by the man as he was speaking in tongues with his whole heart. There was a feeling with us all that we wanted to hear anything (something) about God from this man. As we were in reverence and praying around this man, Amy got in his lap and was crying, praying, and begging God for this man to speak to us. As she was sobbing with her whole heart, the man opened his eyes and looked at us very calmly. We felt the love of God from this person. He then spoke, “Whatever is in your heart, is who you are.”
His words are so obvious, but they carried so much weight seeing and feeling the Spirit from this man confirming his words. We hugged the man with tears, love, and with reverence and humility as each of us got up and we all went on our way.
Billy M.