There was a grandmother who was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Because of her condition, she began experiencing many difficult symptoms. She could not sleep, she had double vision, and she needed to use a cane whenever she walked.

What made her story even more surprising was that this elderly woman had once persecuted the church. In the past, she was strongly against it.

One time, our church held a revival meeting, and one of our brethren invited her to attend. Despite her past feelings toward the church, she accepted the invitation and came.

During the revival services, whenever the visiting pastor asked if anyone wanted prayer for healing, she would always respond and come forward to be prayed for.

But during those revival nights, nothing seemed to happen. There was no visible improvement in her condition.

After the revival ended, a week passed and we did not see her in church again. We thought that perhaps she had decided not to return.

But we were wrong.

After about a week, she came back. She explained that the reason she had not attended the previous service was because she had gone to the doctor for a follow-up checkup and laboratory tests.

Then she shared the wonderful news: the tumor that had been found in her brain was gone. She could now sleep normally, walk normally, and see clearly again.

God did not just healed her physically but also spiritually as she continue serving God again in that local church.