Faith That Interrupts Heaven

Denise Renner
 

What a powerful weekend at Vida Church!

We were incredibly blessed to have Denise Renner minister to our church family and many guests. From the moment worship began on Friday night, the atmosphere was charged with hunger for Jesus, and by Sunday’s services, we had witnessed undeniable demonstrations of God's presence. Signs, wonders, and miracles flowed as hearts were stirred and lives were transformed by the healing power of God.

Denise boldly declared, “Our faith is more precious than gold.” It is a treasure within us, and—when activated—our faith has the power to interrupt Jesus! Teaching from Mark 2:2-12, she illuminated how the woman with the issue of blood interrupted Jesus with her faith. Likewise, the faith of four friends tore through the roof of Jesus' house to bring their paralyzed friend before Him—and “When Jesus saw their faith,” the man was healed! Denise emphasized, “Their faith was more real than the paralysis!”

Faith moves the heart of God. It pleases Him to see us stand in unwavering belief. She proclaimed, “Faith interrupts sickness, poverty, and lack!” In Mark 2:8-12, Jesus revealed the complete work of the cross—forgiveness of sins and healing of diseases. Both belong to us through His blood sacrifice. Denise challenged us to walk in this supernatural power, because the world needs to encounter the living God who still forgives, still heals, and still performs miracles today.

On Sunday, Denise brought Mark 10:46-52 to life, painting a vivid picture of blind Bartimaeus—a man desperate to be free from his old identity as a blind beggar. With relentless determination, he cried out to Jesus, refusing to be silenced by the crowd. He knew Jesus was his only answer, and he wasn’t going to stop calling on Him until he received his healing.

Denise declared with passion, “When the devil says ‘shut up’—scream louder!”

She reminded us that many people don’t receive their breakthrough because they aren’t desperate enough. For Bartimaeus, Jesus wasn’t just an option—He was the only hope. She urged us to draw near to Jesus, to spend time with Him, so we know what we want Him to do for us. She said, "God can work with honest prayers."

We are called to live supernaturally. Denise proclaimed, “God is supernatural, and we—the body of Christ—are not natural. We are supernatural, and we do supernatural works because His power is in us.”

She left us with a challenge: meditate on Ephesians 1:16-23 and Ephesians 3:16-20 morning and night, and it will transform your life. God is not withholding miracles from us; rather, we must activate our faith to receive more than we could ever ask or imagine, according to His power at work within us.



Click below to watch both powerful, life-transforming messages:
Friday Healing Service
Sunday Morning