My question is about The 700 Club praying for people during the live broadcast who receive healing. Do healings ever happen through the Internet? Should we handle it the same way as if it is inappropriate and we disapprove? The Bible says ...
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As we approach the
4th of July weekend--
Yes, it is upon us.
The 4th is on Monday
and the weekend is now.
Yeah.
Questions, let's go.
OK, it's time to bring it on.
This first one, Pat, comes
from Marcella who says,
my question is
about the "700 Club"
praying for people
during the live broadcast
and then people
receiving healing.
I don't have cable so I watch
the Monday through Friday
broadcasts in the
evening on the internet.
Do healings ever happen
through the internet?
I've yet to hear
anything about that.
Well, we don't talk about it,
but they happen all the time.
Because this program-- we've
begun to understand how God is.
God lives in the eternity,
and he gives us a word now.
The thing can be put
on a DVD, or recorded,
or go into another
country, or translated
and all of a sudden,
a miracle takes place.
I don't understand how
it works, but all I
can tell you is it does.
God does answer prayer
and many times people
talk to a tape and the tape
talks back to them, you know?
I'm actually surprised
even in watching
the live broadcasts-- I mean,
the internet broadcasts.
Usually, when we pray, we begin
by sharing stories of people
who've experienced miracles.
Yeah, all the time.
So that should be on there.
I don't know why Marcella
is not getting that.
OK, this is Joanie
who says, we've
always made it a
standard in our home
that an unmarried
couple does not
sleep together or share the
same bedroom while visiting us.
We have a very
good Christian lady
friend who has met a nice
gentleman, and they are dating.
They're in their late 70s.
I know for a fact
they do not have sex
but are now sharing a bed.
They're coming for a
visit from out of state.
Should we handle it the same
way as if it's inappropriate,
and we disapprove?
It feels ridiculous to
be facing this situation
at our advanced ages.
Please, help.
Oh, I tell you what.
At 78, they're out
of the game, honey.
And I wouldn't worry--
[LAUGHING]
--about them
committing adultery.
So those of you who
are, be encouraged.
[BOTH LAUGHING]
I mean, don't worry about it.
If they feel comfortable
sleeping next to each other,
who is sinning?
Go ahead.
This is Diane, who
says the Bible says
something about, quote, "a way
of escape" when being tempted,
but what about drug addiction?
Well, there-- for every
sin, there is a way of escape
that you may be able to bear it.
That is talking about
persecution and not
just temptation.
It's talking about
difficult situations.
And when you're in a
difficult situation,
there is a way of escape that
you may be able to bear it.
I don't think they're talking
about addictions or drug
addiction.
But there will also-- the Lord
will give you a way of escape
if you let him do it.
But it's not-- I
think we're talking
about persecution, Christians
under terrible persecution.
This is happening
all around the world.
So that's the real
meaning of that.
Well, that's all
the time we've got.
We appreciate you being with us.
We leave you with today's
Power Minute from Psalm 34.
"Those who seek the Lord shall
not lack any good thing."
Monday, we say, happy
birthday, America
and celebrate Independence
Day with a salute to the men
and women in our Armed Forces.
So have a great weekend,
have a great 4th of July,
and we'll be back for more
of the "700 Club" next week.
We'll see you then.
Bye-bye.
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