Head Pastor of Cedar Impact Miracle Center, Apostle General Ray Michael and the lady on the 'stream'
An emotional moment unfolded during a TikTok live prayer and healing session hosted by Apostle General Ray Michael, Head Pastor of Cedar Impact Miracle Center, when a young lady gave GH¢150, her last savings, as a faith seed for prayers for her ailing mother.
The lady joined the TikTok live prayer and healing session with a heavy heart, in tears and confused about her mother’s deteriorating condition and the family’s struggles to support her medical needs.
She said, “My mum has been battling with some issues. Before, the doctors said it was high blood pressure. But we realized the medications keep making her eat a lot. Instead of her growing slim at her age, she started growing fatter and fatter and her stomach has become very big.”
Apostle General asked, “Where’s she now? Where’s your mum now?”
The lady then panned the camera close to her mum and said, “she’s here.”
Apostle General replied, “If I pray for her, how much seed are you going to sow for her?”
By faith, she replied, “Please I’ll empty my savings. The only money I have left is 160 cedis. I’ll empty everything.”
Apostle General then responded, “Let me give you a number and send it to that number.”
He mentions number and asked, “How much were you able to send?”
She replied, “150 please. I thought I had 160 but I was only able to send 150.“
He then asked, “How much do you have after sending your seed?”
She said, ‘I don’t have anything left.”
Apostle General asked, “So why is it that when I asked you to send something, you sent all you had, knowing after sending it, there is nothing left for you?
She stated in tears, “Because I want her to be okay. So I am just trusting God that he will just look upon us. Money doesn’t matter. Her health matters.”
Apostle General replied, “I am going to pray for your mother, okay?”
He also went ahead to quietly send her some money.
After receiving the money, the lady in utmost shock stated in tears, “Ha! God bless you, sir! God bless you.”
The pastor asked, “Why? What’s the matter?