AMAZING STORY 
		
		Addison Adamu's Faith Adventure
		
		By Jeremy Callahan
	    The 700 Club
    
		
		
		 
		CBN.com - Addison Adamu grew  up in a strict Muslim family in Ghana. 
        “We were taught and  trained that once born a Muslim, you are always a Muslim,” remembers Addison. “I used to follow my father to the mosque five times a day.”
        Addison never  seriously questioned the rituals of his family’s faith until a friend at school  showed him a Bible.
        “I didn’t want to  read the Bible because if I’m caught, it will be another story,” says Addison. “It’s like the highest degree of crime  to convert from Islam to Christianity. He  told me that God is love. It’s not about what you do, but it’s about having faith  in him through Jesus Christ.”
        That’s when his  friend invited him to a Christian healing service.
        “I was very curious to go,” says  Addison. “Those who came with their crutches, they started abandoning their  crutches, and they were screaming and shouting, ‘I am healed! I am healed!’ That  shook my idea about Jesus Christ that he’s just one of the prophets. The  healing power of Jesus Christ is real!   And that day,
          I accepted him as  my Lord and my personal Savior.”
        Addison stopped  going to the mosque with his family and began sneaking off to church.  One day, his father confronted him.
        “When I look at his  face, the rage, the anger, he was a monster saying, ‘Come here, boy. Tell me  where are you going,’” says Addison. “And I said, ‘church.’ ‘What? You’re going  to church?’ He pull out a sword, and he run after me. He started yelling,  cursing me, ‘I deny you as a son, you are a traitor, you have denied our faith,  and you are not my son anymore.’”
        Addison hid in his  friend’s home.  After three weeks of  hiding, he heard his father had become paralyzed and was dying of an illness  doctors couldn’t diagnose.
        “When I heard that, I told my  friend, ‘Let’s go and pray for my father,’” remembers Addison. “And he said, ‘No,  Addison, you cannot do it. This is very dangerous. They are looking for  you—they want to kill you!’ He said, ‘You don’t understand,’ and I say, ‘You  don’t understand!’ When Jesus heals my father, they will know that Jesus is  real.”
        Addison went to see  his father.
        “He was looking at me,” remembers  Addison. “He couldn’t talk. He couldn’t do anything, but he could hear.  And I said, ‘Dad, I’m here to pray for you.’ I  said, ‘Lord Jesus, I know you are a healer. Heal my father right now, so that  the Muslims here and the whole world will know that you are a healer.’ Before  my prayer ended, I saw my father moving his body.  He got up from his bed and he sat. He started  talking, ‘Addison, your Jesus prayer has healed me. Your Jesus is real. I can  talk, I can move my body. All the pain is gone.’ He said, ‘Come back home, you  are my son and no more persecution,’ in front of everybody.”
        Many family members  saw what happened and also gave their lives to Christ.
        “That healing  miracle led to the conversion of my mother from Islam to Christianity,” says  Addison. “My younger sister gave her life to Christ. My younger brother gave  his life to Christ. Even my half sisters and brothers who were very devout and  they were all mad at me, insulting me, happen to look for me to kill me, they  all gave their lives to Christ as a result and they started going to church  with me.”
        Addison left Ghana  and came to the United States to attend seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina.  He now travels around the country speaking and praying for others.
        “Since I gave my  life to Christ, my life has never been the same,” says Addison. I’ve been changed into a new person  and his love has brought me joy, peace, happiness. We don’t have to do anything to earn his love.  We just have to embrace him into our lives.”
		
		
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