Written by: Kendra Semmen
Article source: www.charismanews.com
Pastor Jared Laskey says he’s had multiple supernatural experiences in his walk with Jesus, including seeing Jesus face-to-face in a trance, which caused his spirit of addiction to leave.
“I was in Youth With a Mission secondary school in L.A. 20 years ago, and we went to Vegas to pray, to see the sights,” Laskey says. “But we were praying, and I fell into a trance, and I encountered the risen Lord and the love and the fire in His eyes, the presence, the holiness, the purity. I’d actually been clean and sober less than a year and I still had this spirit of addiction; [I was] trying to get rid of it.
“But the thing, it left, and I know I was oppressed, I know that. But that addiction was gone the moment I encountered Jesus and His love and His fire, and we had a move of God among our group of four for the next 48 hours. It was life-changing.”
Laskey also had an opportunity to reunite with his deceased brother in a dream to tell him goodbye, he says on the Adventures in the Spirit podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network.
“I lost a brother tragically 20 years ago,” Laskey told prophetic minister Kathy DeGraw. “I was unable to say goodbye. And I’ve been encountering Jesus since I was 18; this is two years into my new walk with the Lord. But within the week, the Holy Spirit gave me a dream where I saw him and I told him I loved him, and that was closure, you know. [But] sure, grief and all that [still] exists.”
Click here to KEEP UPDATED on the latest news by subscribing to our FREE weekly newsletter.
Date published: 10/04/2020
Feature image: Pastor Jared Laskey
DISCLAIMER
JOY! News is a Christian news portal that shares pre-published articles by writers around the world. Each article is sourced and linked to the origin, and each article is credited with the author’s name. Although we do publish many articles that have been written in-house by JOY! journalists, we do not exclusively create our own content. Any views or opinions presented on this website are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of the company.
