God Answered Her Prayer And Gave Her Supernatural Peace

Angela Hawkins shared this incredible miracle story with me via a comment on my Facebook miracle story video ad. Desperate and worried about her deceased husband’s salvation, God answered her prayer with supernatural peace she cannot explain.

The night of the day my husband died, when I came out of shock and my brain started thinking, it started racing with, “Is he in Heaven or Hell?” I had prayed a lot for my husband to come to know Jesus while he was alive, and as my mind started panicking and spiraling, I was speaking my panic out loud to my friend who was with me in that moment.

She also didn’t know Jesus, and as she started to speak to try and console me, I was looking at her and suddenly she was muted. She was still talking, but God shut out her voice and spoke clearly and calmly to me with authority. It was not audible, but inside me. He said, “That’s not your concern. You don’t need to worry about that. I’m taking that from you.”

I had instant peace. He unmuted my friend, and she was still speaking, trying to calm me, when I said, “It’s ok now.” She looked at me, confused, and asked, “What’s ok?” So I told her what just happened. She didn’t believe me, but honestly, I didn’t care. I knew I went from pure panic to pure peace in an instant, and to this day, 29 years later, I still do not worry about that.

When God does something, it is final. He did take that worry from me. I’ve not had a moment since that I’ve pondered or been concerned about that. That is what amazes me so much—that I can testify to the truth that He is real and He loves us! Jesus died for each and every one of us so that we might be fully re-united with our Father and Creator.

Do not miss this opportunity. Ask Him today to come into your life and save you! He already won the victory on the cross, but He will not force this on you. You have to choose, and if you don’t, one day it might be too late.

P.S. God is real, and so is Heaven—but also the other place that you do not want to go to, because the name says it all, and it’s for eternity. Choose wisely, my friend.