David Hogan - Fear Forces Self-Searched !!! 1/3 (englisch/deutsch)

Freedom Ministries was founded in 1981 by David Hogan. Starting off with nothing but a word from God and a vision of the area he began preaching from village to village. The work began in the state of Veracruz, Mexico. From this beginning until now there have been over six hundred churches pioneered and countless villages have been brought the Gospel. The mountainous region where many of the churches exist is a harsh area with few roads and many villages only recently having electric power. The primary focus of this ministry is to go into villages and regions where there is no established work of the Gospel. There to seek souls, healings and deliverances for the kingdom of God. Although having reached into many countries the main area of the missionary work is along the eastern side of the country of Mexico. With churches extending from the border with the United States all the way to the Guatemalan border in the state of Chiapas, Mexico.




This work seeks to establish churches, train leaders and enable national pastors to spread the Gospel. Reaching out now to a third generation since its beginning, the work is a lifelong commitment for the missionaries who work there. There are now many national missionaries who are being sent out from their local churches to other Indian tribes in Mexico. God has backed this ministry with signs following. There has been miraculous healings of every nature. There are testimonies of every body part having been healed or created after fasting, prayer and the laying on of hands. There have been over four hundred people that have been raised from the dead by the power of God. Of these, on twenty-eight different occasions to date, David Hogan was present.

The rest of which, God responded with mercy and life at the request of pastors, missionaries, housewives, leaders and many other Christians throughout the work who prayed.

To begin churches is only the start. The work currently is reaching out into the many thousands of villages and mountain valleys that have not been reached. To care and safeguard the established churches and continue to press outward is the continuing vision.
Pastor David Hogan ist Direktor von Freedom Ministries, einem überkonfessionellen Dienst für die Mexikanischen Indios.
Für Ihn arbeiten mehrere Missionare in den Bergen von Mexiko, um dort alle ansässigen Stämme zu erreichen.

In Mexiko leben gegen 300 Indianerstämme, über 12 Millionen Menschen. Einige Stämme sind völlig unerforscht; zu ihren Dörfern führen keine Strassen. Manche Indianer leben nicht mehr als 5-6 Fahrstunden von der grössten Stadt der Welt, von Mexiko City, doch haben sie noch nie einen Weissen gesehen. Viele haben noch nie etwas von Jesus Christus gehört. Die Geister und Gottheiten, die ihre Ahnen einst verehrten, haben nach der Kolonialisierung Mexikos durch die Spanier katholische Namen erhalten. Diese Mischreligion prägt den Alltag der meisten Indianer bis heute.

Ein Mann aus Texas ist daran, dies zu ändern und den verachteten Ureinwohnern Mexikos neue Perspektiven zu vermitteln. David Hogan begann vor bald 30 Jahren, den Indianer-Stämmen das Evangelium zu sagen und die Kraft Gottes zu zeigen. Die beiden Dinge - Verkündigung der Rettung durch Jesus und Wunder - gehörten laut dem Neuen Testament in der Tätigkeit der Apostel im 1. Jahrhundert zusammen.

Sie bilden auch bei Hogan ein Aufsehen erregendes Ganzes.

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[metalfreind]

can Evey One please pray for a lady called Kyle Sweet, she lives in America and shes the wife of Michael sweet from stryper and they have children, shes in hospital weak from stage 4 ovaries cancer. The whole family is in emotional pain. Kyle sweet has been in the hospital for a while.

Pray for her shes in need of healing immediately, please pray.

[holymoutain]

Fear forces selfishness.