And evening having come, they brought to him many demoniacs, and he did cast out the spirits with a word, and did heal all who were ill, that it might be fulfilled that was spoken through Isaiah the prophet, saying, "Himself took our infirmities, and the sicknesses he did bear." (Young's Literal)

In 2012, I began experiencing what I thought were serious heart problems: chest pain, pressure, and strange sensations. My first instinct was to contact a physician friend, but I felt the Holy Spirit guiding me to call a friend in Georgia who had a strong healing ministry with many powerful faith-healing testimonies. She suggested listen to Andrew Wommack’s teaching, “God Wants You Well.” I followed her advice, and as my faith grew, I looked to the Lord for my healing.

Not long after, at a ministers’ meeting, someone gave a word of knowledge about my health. Hands were laid on me, the prayer of faith was spoken (James 5), and I was instantly healed, never to experience another symptom.  

That experience sparked a deep journey into studying the Scriptures on faith-healing, and I’ve been following that path ever since. In 2013, I started ministering faith-healing to the sick and infirm, and I have witnessed many instant healings as well as gradual recoveries leading to complete healing.

Beth and I live on a 9.25-acre farm just outside Russellville, Arkansas, which we purchased in 2020. We renovated a barn that now serves as an Airbnb business for us. In addition, we also feel called to offer it free of charge for a one-night, two-day stay to anyone seeking physical healing through faith in Jesus Christ. We’ve named this special place the “Faith-Healing Barn.” The journey includes dinner together the first night and a get-acquainted session with complimentary resources on receiving faith-healing, along with reading assignments. The second day features a country breakfast, followed by a teaching session and personal ministry time to believe and receive faith-healing.