Prayer for Deliverance | Women Missionaries Bring Hope

WILLS POINT, TX – Prayer for Deliverance can sound like a last resort—until you meet Sabin. After months of sudden illness and fear, medical tests offered no answers and his family’s resources ran out. Then three women missionaries began visiting, sharing Scripture, and praying with steady faith. Psalm 23:1 brought Sabin comfort, and over time he found peace and began regaining strength. This story traces the turning point from skepticism to hope, and why compassionate prayer still matters.

Sabin accepted another morsel from his wife’s hand. He had been bedridden for five months, with no explanation as to the cause of his sickness. Miserable and helpless, Sabin couldn’t even eat or drink without assistance. His condition was pathetic, but what else could he do? Hadn’t they already exhausted their resources?

Trying Every Alternative

After Sabin suddenly fell ill, he sought medical help. Doctors ordered an MRI and a CT scan, but the reports appeared normal. The family poured money into treatment for Sabin, but nothing explained his erratic behavior or sudden paralysis. Not only did they fail in finding a cure, but Sabin’s costly medical treatment propelled the family into financial crisis.

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