From the desk of Steve Shultz:
I like the title alone in Kathie Walters new article. Kathie is truly unique—she's both deep and funny and sure likes to have FUN with God. I've enjoyed ministering with her over the years.
This word is so good and practical about God, the Repair Man, who loves to REPAIR! As I read through it, I could just see Him in my mind's eye, repairing all the damage and loving every minute of it as He whistled while He worked...haha. God sure loves healing His kids. Enjoy this word and receive the healing He wants to give out to you.
Here are also a couple of great prophetic resources that will help you in your faith walk and have fun while you do it:
Kathie Walters:
The Heavenly Repair Man Loves to Heal Everything
Did you know that God loves to repair things that are broken?
A repair man came to my house one time, and I remember him telling me how he loved to repair things and make them whole again. Well, God is like that, too. Recently He spoke to me and said, "I love to repair broken things and people and make them whole again."
He repairs broken hearts, heals wounds, mends broken bones, straightens crooked limbs, restores torn places and restores places that disease has ravaged. He is the Healer of hearts and the Lover of your soul. He is the Restorer of the breaches and your greatest Friend.
I had a vision where I saw myself coming before His throne, bringing a young lad in a wheelchair. God reached out His hand and the boy jumped out of the wheelchair. Then I brought a lady with cancer. I had my hand on her arm and God reached out and touched her. She smiled a big smile. God was so happy to repair these broken people. Whether it's emotional, physical or spiritual, He is the heavenly repair man. He has imparted that same desire to you, to want to see people made whole. Bring them to His throne or, like Peter at the Beautiful Gate, stretch out your hand and say, "Such as I have, I give to you." Peter stretched out his hand and pulled the man up. Jesus is the Restorer. That's a good way of being a repair man.
Sometimes the enemy aborts precious things in your life. Religious spirits can abort the anointings and giftings in people's lives, but God is the Restorer and Repairer, and as you trust Him and take a stand to be true to Him, He will restore what the thief has taken. Remember that your first loyalty is to the Holy Spirit—He is the Spirit of Truth. You cannot give allegiance to something that is not in Truth.
God is Your Rescuer and He Has the Greatest Welfare System Ever Conceived
Did you know God is also a Rescuer? Ever been in a hopeless looking situation? My friend, Pastor Alan, in Kodiak, Alaska, was in the icy sea water for 10 hours when his fishing boat capsized. Thirty-foot waves and no one knew where he was. It was pitch black. I would say that was a pretty hopeless looking situation, wouldn't you? But Jesus rescued him in a miraculous way. (To view this previously posted article on the ElijahList click here.)
I was in Hawaii again recently and a friend was telling me about a man in the meeting the week before. He was almost ready to get saved out of Hinduism. As he came into the parking lot for the meeting, he backed his car into a post and made a big dent in it. I think it was a nice car, so he was upset. During the meeting he got a physical healing because God is the heavenly Repair Man. Guess what happened when he went outside to drive home? The dent in his car had been repaired, too. Jesus is able to "save to the uttermost."
From the under-most (I made that word up) to the uppermost, He is the heavenly Repair Man! For yourself, your family, your job, your church, your welfare. God has the greatest welfare system that's ever been conceived. He cares about your welfare. He desires you to fare well. Jesus made provision by His death on the Cross and His resurrection, that all of your being is taken care of. He desires that we are whole.
"Will You Be Made Whole?"
"Will you be made whole?" Jesus said to a man at the pool of Bethesda (see John 5). The man was waiting by the pool with many other sick people. It was obvious that the man wanted to be healed or he wouldn't have been there in the first place. So, why did Jesus ask such a question when the answer was obvious? It's like asking someone who is sunbathing, "Would you like to get a suntan?"
Well, I think Jesus was making a point of getting the man to think about what he wanted and the possibilities. In this case, there were no possibilities because he wasn't able to get himself into the pool where the healing water was. Jesus said, "Never mind about the water, take up your bed and walk" (Walters' version). So the heavenly Repair Man repaired the hopelessness and also healed his discouragement, and as a by-product his body was made whole.
Nothing is automatic, we receive what He has provided by faith. He made everything available, but we have to receive it! The heavenly Repair Man LOVES to repair and mend and heal and forgive. He rescues, restores and repairs.
P.S. If you have never heard my message "Getting Free From Religious Spirits and Living in the Supernatural," please order it and download it. It is one of the most important messages on religious mindsets that you will ever hear.
Kathie Walters
Good News Ministries
Email: Kathiewalters@mindspring.com
