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ACTS OF ARCHBISHOP BENSON IDAHOSAIt was in a Benny Hinn Crusade years ago. Arch. Bishop Benson Idahosa was there and oth...
21/05/2025

ACTS OF ARCHBISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA
It was in a Benny Hinn Crusade years ago.

Arch. Bishop Benson Idahosa was there and other ministers of God.

And it was time for healing and miracles.

Pastor Benny Hinn was still charging the atmosphere when they started receiving patches of rain in that open air crusade.

Everything was about to be messed up.

There were many sick people and none had been ministered to.

Benson Idahosa who was there rushed up to the podium...

Collected the microphone from Pastor Benny.

As though Benson Idahosa almost didn't need any stirring.

He just demanded that they placed their hands anywhere the sickness was...

In that crusade, they even brought a boy that was born having a 'monkey face'.

That's, the face of this boy was almost like the face of a monkey from birth.

And some others were blind, deaf and dumb, crippled and many afflictions.

Benson Idahosa lifted up his eyes to heaven in few seconds and prayed one prayer.

He said "LORD JESUS, THESE ARE YOUR IMAGE, IF THIS IS THE WAY YOU LOOK, LEAVE THEM LIKE THIS"

He dropped the mic and went and sat down.

Immediately, there were massive miracles in seconds all over the crowd.

Including the boy with a strange face was healed.

All of these were not up to 2minutes.

The glory of the latter shall be greater in Jesus Name.

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14/05/2025

# # # **The Bench by the River**

Once, in a quiet town nestled by a slow-moving river, there lived a man named Elias. In his youth, he was known for his laughter — loud, free, and contagious. He played guitar under the stars, taught kids to fish by the river, and helped old Mrs. Dawkins carry her groceries every Sunday.

Elias had dreams, too — to travel, to paint the world as he saw it, and to build a home filled with love. And for a while, life seemed to lean in his favor. He married his high school sweetheart, Lila. They moved into a small house near the river, and soon their daughter, Clara, was born.

He'd sit with Clara on a wooden bench by the riverbank, telling her stories about brave fish and magical trees, her laughter echoing his own from years before. That bench became a symbol — of joy, of promise, of everything beautiful he believed life was.

But time, as it often does, wore its edges into the soft fabric of Elias’s world.

First, Lila fell ill. The sickness was sudden, merciless. In a matter of months, the house was quieter, the dinners colder, and the bed too big.

Then the layoffs came. The factory where Elias worked shut down. Bills piled up. Clara grew older and distant, her grief taking forms he couldn’t reach. One night, she left — not out of anger, but out of silence — leaving behind a note and an unfinished cup of tea.

Years passed.

Now, every morning, the townsfolk would see Elias sitting alone on the same bench by the river, his guitar gathering dust beside him. He didn’t speak much anymore. The laughter was gone, replaced by a soft hum he strummed into the wind. People would greet him kindly, but his eyes never quite focused on the present.

One rainy afternoon, a stranger sat beside him — a young woman with Clara’s eyes.

“I’m sorry it took me so long,” she whispered.

Elias didn’t speak. He just took her hand in his, weathered and worn, and pressed it to his cheek.

The river flowed on — calm, forgiving — and the bench, old as it was, held them both.

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**Moral:** Life can shape people — wear them down or build them up. But sometimes, even when all seems lost, there's a thread of love or hope that remains, waiting to be rediscovered.

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05/05/2025

The woman at the well.

A woman from Sychar, Samaria, went to Jacob's well to fetch water. Jesus, weary from his journey, sat by the well. He asked the woman for a drink. Surprised, she questioned why he'd ask her, a Samaritan. Jesus replied, "If you knew the gift of God, you'd ask me for living water."

Intrigued, the woman asked how. Jesus said, "Whoever drinks this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks the water I give will never thirst." He offered her living water, symbolizing salvation.

The woman realized Jesus was the Messiah, and her life was transformed. She returned to her town, sharing her encounter, saying, "Come see a man who told me everything I've done." Many Samaritans believed in Jesus because of her testimony.

This story showcases Jesus' love, compassion, and power to transform lives.

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The woman at the well.

A woman from Sychar, Samaria, went to Jacob's well to fetch water. Jesus, weary from his journey, sat by the well. He asked the woman for a drink. Surprised, she questioned why he'd ask her, a Samaritan. Jesus replied, "If you knew the gift of God, you'd ask me for living water."

Intrigued, the woman asked how. Jesus said, "Whoever drinks this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks the water I give will never thirst." He offered her living water, symbolizing salvation.

The woman realized Jesus was the Messiah, and her life was transformed. She returned to her town, sharing her encounter, saying, "Come see a man who told me everything I've done." Many Samaritans believed in Jesus because of her testimony.

This story showcases Jesus' love, compassion, and power to transform lives.

Would you like more stories or details about this one?

04/05/2025

And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my spirit upon all flesh; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions:

Joel 2:28

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