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Hello, Sid Roth Here. Welcome to My World Where It's Naturally Supernatural Hello, Sid Roth here. Welcome to my world where it's naturally supernatural. My guest fights to set people free with a warrior Celtic power. Ready to be released to a new level? Sid Roth has spent over 40 years researching the strange world of the supernatural. Join Sid for this edition of It's Supernatural. SID: You are going to love my guest. Emma Stark is a prophet. As a matter of fact, as a young child at six, you were in a home that didn't understand the supernatural. They loved God, but they didn't understand the supernatural. In fact, they thought it was finished, but at six, it's almost like your eyes started opening. What did you see? EMMA: I'm fourth generation preacher, this godly legacy, but it was Father and Son and Holy Scriptures. We had no idea who the Holy Spirit was at all. I remember being in school and see like, in the canteen, a whole wall full of faces watching me, which I know were watcher angels and watcher demons. I remember writing to my mom and dad saying, what is this, what's going on? I grew up in Northern Ireland. It was the time of the troubles. There were bombs. There was the IRA. There was shooting. My father was a clergyman in the church at the time. I would say to him, dad, dad, I think there's going to be a bomb go off. Dad, dad, I think so and so is going to be shot. That phone call is going to be somebody telling you that this person in your church has been murdered. SID: Now you got born again at about six. EMMA: I was born again at six. SID: However, at 18 something very dramatic happened. EMMA: Yes, well that was when I got filled with the Spirit of God. I'd left home. I'd gone to study at university and I was just, oh, I was hungry. The Holy Spirit fell on me. I passed out on the floor. I went straight into this extreme, open vision. There were chariots and angels, coming out of the sky towards me. I was speaking in tongues. Couldn't move for hours and had to be carried back to my room. I thought, well, that happens to everybody. Doesn't happen to everybody? It—doesn't everybody know when the bomb’s going to go off. Doesn't everybody know when there's going to be somebody shot dead? It wasn't until later that I realized that is not everybody's experience. However, it should be, it can be. I believe that God is calling people into that place where they can be wildly encountering their God. SID: You said to me that every believer, whether they're six years of age or whether they're 96 years of age, if they have never operated in this supernatural or never operated in what is known as words of knowledge or prophesy, you're saying everyone can do this. Not only are you saying it, you will equip people to. EMMA: Oh totally and I think we have got to get over our nonsense on our false humility and our low self esteem that we just continually disqualify ourselves. You know, we're children of the Most High God. And the word of God is clear. You can all prophesy. I believe that it's not just the…about, oh, can you hear wee sweet words and go there, there. You know, aren't you lovely and God just thinks you're awesome. I actually believe it's more than just activating people to hear God, it's activating people to be weapons in the hand of God. SID: You know what is so wonderful, is you not only operate this way. You not only have equipped thousands to operate this way, but what you raised your children when they were little to operate this way. EMMA: They blow my mind and I think children are so easy to teach, and we've raised them in this supernatural environment. Let me tell you a story about my gorgeous daughter. So she's 17. Last year she said to me, mommy, I want to travel the world with you. I want to prophesy. I said, Jessica, you can travel the world as long as you can match me toe to toe on a microphone, on a platform. So you need to prove to me that your prophetic skill is at a higher level. And she's like, I'm going to show you mommy. You know? So she went onto the street. She found the most demonized looking person she could. She said, mommy, she was head to toe in black. She had demonic nail polish and demonic jewelry on. She had her friend with her. She said, I walked up to her and I said, I believe in Jesus and Jesus wants to talk to you. Well, the lady looked shocked and said, I am not interested in Jesus. I'm a witch. I'm part of a satanic coven. SID: When you heard that, were you fearful that your daughter had bit off more than she could chew? EMMA: No, I think because it's not just that we've trained them to prophesy. We train them to heal the sick. We train them to cast out demons and actually I think that the younger they are sometimes the better at deliverance they are, because they're in such a purity of faith. So at that point I'm like, go get her girl. You know? So Jessica said to her, I believe that Jesus wants to speak to you and I'm going to try to persuade you out of your satanic coven. And so she was like, I'd like to see you try. Jessica said this to her. You've just been diagnosed with breast cancer, haven't you? The woman just looked stunned. SID: And you're telling me any believer can do what Jessica did? EMMA: This is a 17 year old and she's navigating the usual stuff of high school. And you know, all the nonsense that our children have to face. And she said to this lady, put your hand on that lump, that cancerous lump. You're going to feel it dissolve as you touch it as a sign of how much Jesus loves you. That woman got healed of breast cancer in the street by a teenage practicing and trying to prove to her mom that she could hear the voice of God. Don't you love it? SID: I love it. I'm going to tell you something, anything that Jessica can do... EMMA: Yes. SID: ...Anything that you read about, or you see on my show, the guests do, you can do better. How would you like Emma to pray a prayer over you and your family to walk in that same power, that same boldness, the same authority that she and her family walk in. Next. We'll be right back to It's Supernatural. [music] [commercial] [music] We now return to It's Supernatural. SID: Emma, you have told me the most amazing stories that you go with your husband and family to new age fairs. You have dialogue with witches and warlocks. Tell me about this. EMMA: Oh, I love it because we are so unimpressed with darkness. We have got to get that mindset. We are unimpressed with darkness, and I think when the word of God says the end of time, when we look at Satan and we go, is this it? I mean, is this the worm that tormented the world? We need to get that Holy Ghost swagger right now that goes, I am all-power filled full of authority, supernatural force of God. The real deal, heavyweight warlocks, they would cut their taro card decks. They zoom past throwing their curses. We would say, well, all the best with that because I'm not deserving of a curse. So that's not going to land on me. We don't believe in the concept of demonic backlash, because if I have all power and I have all authority, it means the devil has none. I am not giving my authority away to Satan by believing he's got some kind of right over my life. So we went to have people just flock to the stall and the head of the site— SID: Is that new age fare? EMMA: In the new age fair, so much fun. We had this gentlemen come and he was the head of the psychics or the mystic healing association of Scotland. He kind of sheepishly came and he said, I've tried every Reiki practitioner in the place. I'm in extreme pain. He said, I like your aura. And I'm like, my aura. That's the Holy Spirit. Well spotted. So I said, we're going to get your ankle well. We didn't even pray a word. It was just the atmosphere of God and the force of God that comes off his saints. And he's like, what are you doing? What are you doing? And he was completely healed before he even sat down. Can I tell you a shoe shopping story for all the ladies out there? SID: Oh, of course. They would be upset if I said no. EMMA: If we don't have a shoe shopping story, because I really feel- SID: We'd exclude all the women if there's no shoe shopping story.
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