Some time ago, I was diagnosed with a growth in my womb. My doctor said she would have to remove the growth and conduct a biopsy to ensure it wasn’t something serious like cancer. My operation was scheduled for 2 months later.

Hearing the doctor’s words brought feelings of fear, anxiety, and worry. I knew I couldn’t walk through this season of my life alone. I eventually confided in my family, care group leader, and close friends from church about my condition. They became my prayer warriors and regularly checked in with me to see how I was feeling about the upcoming surgery.

Having heard previous testimonies from other believers who confessed their righteousness by faith, I also began to declare, “As Jesus is, so am I in this world, without this growth, and my portion is to live strong in His divine health.”

I remember struggling with negative thoughts at 3 a.m. on the Sunday of the week of my surgery. The Holy Spirit brought John 14:27 to my mind: “Peace I leave with you, My peace I give you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.”

Amazingly, Pastor Prince preached on that very verse on the same day, and I knew then that the Lord was reminding me of how He was with me in the darkness and how much He loves me. From that moment right up to being wheeled into the operating theater later that week, I remember being kept in His shalom-peace and trusting that everything would turn out fine.

Sure enough, I woke from the general anaesthetic to my gynaecologist tapping me and saying, “We didn’t find anything. No growth.”

Truly, this was a miracle from heaven, and there was no need for any biopsy or incision. I thank my heavenly surgeon for removing the growth so supernaturally. Because of Jesus’ work on the cross, I searched for my enemies and found them no more.

I also give thanks for the community the Lord has lovingly placed around me, people who prayed for me when I lacked the faith to believe for my healing. I pray that my testimony encourages those who are also waiting on the Lord for their healing—that He can do exceedingly, abundantly above all that we ask or think. All glory and praise to our Lord Jesus!