ANGEL LIGHT - Fire and Ice Ministries River of Life Fellowship

28 Angel of Light
were the work of generational spirits that I have since been delivered
from. I am leading somewhere in my testimony progressively. I wish I
was delivered at this time in my life, but there was much more pain to
come before I was truly set free. Parents don’t ever give up on your
kids. They can change the world when they get set on fire!
Bible School
I decided I wanted to go to Bible school. I enrolled at Southwestern
Assembly of God University in Waxahachie Texas. I had a hard job
that got any laziness out of me throughout the time I lived in Dallas. I
met a man that gave me a job in a warehouse. It was hard work and
hot in the summer and freezing in the winter. It was fifty hours a week.
I started college and went to full time college while working at this job
although my hours went from fifty hours a week to thirty hours a week
(only working Monday, Wednesday, and Friday), because I was in full
time. I went to full time school on Tuesdays and Thursdays and Monday
nights. I am thankful for my employers working with me at this
time. I had a good foundation laid in me of the scriptures during this
time. I was so on fire for God. I would witness to everyone I could. I
also would go to revival meetings. I remember going to see Claudio
Friedzen from Argentina at a local church in South Dallas. I had never
heard of Claudio, and I loved the meetings. They were filled with dancing
and Holy Spirit fire! I never experienced God’s presence like this
before. I went down for prayer, and Claudio laid hands on me. I was hit
by the power of God and began to speak in tongues! I hadn’t done that
in years. I had gotten saved, water baptized again, and now God rebaptized
me in the Holy Spirit! I was moving forward in the Lord. Little
did I know the major open doors that remained in my life would allow
demons to come back in and cause so much pain in my life and almost
completely snuff out the fire.
I was attending a church in South Dallas that I served at and was being
mentored in. It was a time of spiritual growth. I scrubbed toilets and
served the church. I was treated like an insignificant hireling, but I
loved being about the Lord’s work. To me it was a joy, and I needed a
humbling time in my life. Unfortunately, there were problems with one
of the staff members that I had come by his invitation to the church to
begin with and the leaders of the church. He left on bad terms with
them and I was swept away in the conflict although I still don’t know to
this day what it was all about. After this I ended up having an invitation
to apply for a youth pastor position at a small church in the east Dallas
area. I went for an interview and was asked to come on board.