The Blessing of the Water of Life: The Power of God
God’s Sermon broadcast on Holy Dew Spirit Day in 2026
When the early gatherings first began, a dew-like grace, unknown to the world, came down like a thick mist. It fell to the point where the faces of the people around became invisible, then visible, then invisible again. As this grace descended during the meetings, when the sick were told, “Rise up!”, thousands of them were cured once and for all. They threw away their stretchers, ran around giving glory to God. Most of them were patients whom hospitals had declared incurable, yet they came and were healed.
For example, when a meeting was held in Seoul, up to 70,000 people would gather from all over the country. Since indoors could only hold 2,000 people, we had no choice but to rent large open spaces such as the shoreline at the Hangang River, a large athletic field, or a large stadium, setting up tents to hold the services.
Each meeting usually lasted ten days. And there were no exceptions among the attendees, including prominent figures and influential religious leaders. Among them was Ms. Yim Young-shin, then President of Chung-Ang University. She participated throughout the entire ten days, clapping her hands the whole time.
Back then, there were not many pastors. People received grace, were healed from fatal illnesses, and then shared their testimonies one after another. As a result, the meetings continued day and night for ten days without a single moment’s pause.