Maybe this should go in the testimonies section, but it is going here anyways.
Yesterday at the child protective services, the kids were out of control. Denise and the kids had no attention spans. People around were becoming irritated by the disruption. Mostly the 2 year old was leading all of the commotion. I tried to warn Denise at one point. She did not hear me so when I left for a moment, the security guards came and scolded her for hers and the children's behavior.
We finally got in a private room with the case workers and foster mother. The commotion continued. I secretly prayed in the tongue of angels. Moments after, the power of God came upon me. I called out through the noise and commotion of the room, "Nicole". <---the 2 years old.
She was the only one that heard me from across the room as everyone else continued chattering and the commotion continued. It was like a noisy storm in the spirit that had been going on for over an hour while I just sat quietly remaining at peace waiting upon the Lord.
Nicole came to me (even though she was not listening to ANYONE before). The power of God was upon me and I leaned down and began to whisper in her ear in the tongue of angels. For the first time since we got there, she remained still listening intently to every word that came out of my mouth. This went on way beyond the attention span of a 2 year old. When I finished, Nicole took a step back and looked straight into my eyes and smiled at me as if to let me know that she understood every word.
I turned to Denise next. I saw into the spirit and saw the fear and commotion in her eyes. Again, I felt the power of God rise up within me. I began to speak. I do not even remember everything I said. I only remember that I ended it all by saying, "So then. Be at peace and be still." The fear immediately left her eyes. Her entire countenance changed. Her body language took on a form of peace and stillness. The atmosphere changed in the room. There was a sudden peace.
Nicole crawled up into Denise's lap, curled up with her, and went to sleep.
This was the most that the social workers had heard me speak in the two meetings I had been at. I am sure they had been thinking, "Who is this guy? Why is he here? What are his intentions?"
One of the two social workers began to talk for the first time without interruption. She was talking about being supportive and believing that Denise was able to overcome and make it through everything. She then said in a bold voice, "And you." She turned to me. "You are her biggest supporter in all of this."
I was a bit perplexed. But this was the answer I had been seeking. Wondering how involved I should really be. I simply put my head down and nodded yes as a way of saying, "So be it."