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I was talking to Jacob at church, a young man I met just today, and he said that he used to go to Church in the Word for 4 years, 3 years ago. So for the past 3 years, the Lord sent him to International House Of Prayer (IHOP) in Kansas City. Talking to Jacob and hearing about the awesome work that the Lord is doing brought swelling joy to my heart.

Praise the Lord!!!

There are many people, from many different nations and of different origin coming to IHOP. From Middle East to Europe, from Asia to North America, many come to worship our God, and it is awesomely exciting! I really want to visit that place one day.

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