The Ministry of Prayer and Mercy | Gary Wilkerson

Gary Wilkerson shares a string of breathtaking testimonies — a sister healed of cancer, a boy pulled from a garbage dump now heading to medical school, thirty orphans sleeping on concrete floors about to get their first beds — revealing that pure and undefiled religion isn't powerful preaching but showing up for the forgotten.Preached: March 6, 2026Main Points:• Gary's sister had her stomach removed and cancer found in her pancreas and bloodstream, then went back for one more test and the tumor was gone. He offered it not as a personal story but as a promise: he is no respecter of persons, and that same healing power is available to all who believe.• James says pure and undefiled religion is caring for orphans and widows, and nobody told Gary growing up that neglecting the vulnerable was as defiling as adultery or theft. Jesus's own brother wrote it because he watched his big brother live it for thirty years.• A little boy pulled from a Romanian hospital crib who had never walked, a child rescued from a Mumbai garbage dump whose mother was dying of AIDS, boys in India whose organs were being harvested — these are the ones World Challenge exists for, and every one of them has a resurrection story.• After David Wilkerson passed, Gary watched World Challenge's funding quietly erode for over a decade. Then Carter Conlon asked a simple question: what does World Challenge actually do? That night Gary got out a yellow notepad, crossed off twelve ministries, and let God show him the one hill worth dying on.• The one thing: orphans and widows in the most war-torn, impoverished places nobody else wants to go. In 2025 alone, World Challenge grew from caring for 2,500 to over 40,000 orphans and widows across 37 nations.• There are 500 children right now sleeping on concrete floors who need a bed and a teddy bear, and it costs fifty dollars. Gary asked the room to consider being the person who makes that happen.• Paul's shortest sermon is also his most honest: brothers, pray for us. The man who planted churches across the known world knew that without people interceding behind him, none of it held together.https://wcmin.us/SS260503c