The Healing Cross - Agnes Sanford

[@drianej]

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[@Drstephenstokes]

Love you always Agnes❤️

[@drianej]

Glad you appreciate her wisdom on the power of the healing Christ. God bless you.

[@danielcrawley7520]

I thank God so much for this dear woman! Her books have been a source of God’s comfort and encouragement to me. And this video, being able to hear her teach and preach is such a blessing.

[@drianej]

Daniel, it warms my heart to hear you say that about Agnes Sanford. Many evangelicals criticise her for her approach to healing but I agree with you. She did more than most to reinvigorate the healing movement within the Christian Church. All the very best to you!

[@susandroger7382]

Thank you for this blessing.🇬🇧♥️

[@drianej]

Susan, thank YOU for your kind words and positive feedback. Blessings!

[@susandroger7382]

I appreciate your comment.

[@Anita-silver]

Can someone interpret the name of the man who she quotes from at 50:00? About the living energy of the blood of Christ.

[@drianej]

Starr Daily. In the early 1900s Starr Daily was a hardened criminal, the kind of man who seemed destined to spend his life behind bars. Filled with hatred from the tender age of eight years old, Starr had already run afoul of the law repeatedly by the time he reached adolescence. Uncaring and calloused to the suffering of others, Daily admits that he "harmed thousands, many very brutally." Daily became a hardened criminal, and spent fourteen years in prisons and chain gangs, surviving the barbaric penal system of the early 20th century by the force of his hatred. Everyone, including Starr himself, believed that he was beyond rehabilitation and without hope in this world. The world may have given up on Starr Daily, and Starr may have given up on himself. Yet, while no person on earth found him worth saving, in a phenomenal manner, Starr met the Lord. The love of God changed Starr Daily; and as he learned to walk in that love, he changed his circumstances, the people around him, the prison institution, and the course of his life.

[@Anita-silver]

@@drianej Thank you! I see he has a number of books. Any idea on where that beautiful quote comes from?