Spiritual Breakthrough on Facebook After Attack on Apostle Kimberly Daniels

What some people who were nasty to Apostle Kimberly Daniels on Facebook meant for evil, God has turned around for good.

My podcast today tells the tremendous story of a breakthrough from a prayer event on Facebook that thousands of people from several countries responded to.

Kimberly Daniels, a longtime friend and one of our authors, is an amazing woman of God who pastors in Jacksonville, Florida, and has been elected to the Florida legislature. She is an outspoken Christian and uses her personal Facebook page to minister to people. Since she uses “State Representative Kimberly Daniels” on Facebook (which she is entitled to do even on a personal page because that is her title), there are “haters” who have written nasty things on her page. When Kimberly blocked one of the worst offenders, the offended party responded with a threatening letter from an attorney.

“This lady is a part of some anti-God, anti-religion group,” Daniels says. “So she took advantage of me saying she is a constituent, and I ignored her. If my constituents want to see me or talk to me, they can call my office or come to my office. I have several phone numbers. I have an office in Tallahassee, and I have one in Jacksonville. But it is clear that this lady didn’t care anything about me serving her. She wanted me to stop talking about God.”

How did this affect me? I’ve known Kimberly for many years. I remember when she called to tell me and my wife she felt led by the Lord to run for public office. Recently, she texted me “911” and told me to call her, meaning it was an emergency. When I learned how she was being intimidated and about the prayer on Facebook, I asked if we could do a podcast. It’s one of the best, and you need to hear her talk in her own words about what happened. Click here to listen.

Her prayer event got 33,000 hits; 5,400 comments; 13,000 views; and 500 shares within the first few hours. As of this writing, it has 25,000 views; 6,700 comments; and 566 shares.

“What we did on this Facebook post is I think we started something,” she tells me. “What the devil meant for evil, God turned it around. I think the saying is, ‘We took the lemon and turned it into lemonade,’ because it woke people to say, ‘Hey, look at how serious this is.’ Christians are being persecuted around the world, and they’re losing their lives.”

Many responded with spiritual warfare and prayers for difficult situations, while others thanked Kimberly for her faith. One commenter wrote: “Thank you for this prayer. I bind the spirit that interrupted this podcast! God bless you! And I’m praying for this podcast!”

Another said: “Yes, sound the alarm! We bind the enemy trying to shut the mouths of the prophets. I pray a boldness like never before. The devil is a liar.”