It's Supernatural

SID: Hello. Sid Roth here. Welcome to my world where it’s naturally supernatural. I have so been looking forward to this guest, because as a young boy, he heard the voice of God, and God called him to be a worship leader, a modern day Levite. And this man spent eight hours a day worshiping God. He’s paid the price and you are going to get the glory that comes off of this man as he sings. I mean, people get delivered of everything you could imagine. They have supernatural experiences. They get physically healed. They get spiritually healed. Every addiction you can think of can’t take the heat of the anointing. Now my guest, many of you are familiar with, Eddie James, seeing as he’s number three on the Gospel charts. Eddie, what intrigues me so much about you is you’re a young boy. You’re saved and you hear the voice of God. What did He say to you?

EDDIE: Well I will never forget it The Lord spoke to me when I was eight years old when I gave my life to Jesus Christ. And the moment that I did I heard the Lord say, I’m going to use you. You’re going to be a minister of the Gospel through music and I’m going to take you to the nations of the world. And that’s what he spoke to me.

SID: Was it inside or was it an audible voice?

EDDIE: I audibly heard that. It was as if everything in the room tuned out and I just heard the voice of God as if it was my father calling. I audibly heard His voice.

SID: Okay. What’s a young kid do? I can tell you what a young kid does. He goes to his mother and tells her. What did she say?

EDDIE: Well you know, I told my father first when I got in a car with him to go home and he said, tell your mother what you told me. When I told her that she was so moved. And she had received a prophecy while I was in her womb. She wasn’t even showing yet. This man came from Africa, called my mother out of the choir that she was in and spoke to her those exact same words, and she wrote his words on a card, and she pulled it out of her Bible when I told her that.

SID: You know, from the little bit that I’ve heard about your mom, I can see why she’s your hero. Is she really? Tell me the truth.

EDDIE: Yeah. Naomi is powerhouse in the name of the Lord. She’s my hero.

SID: You know, we don’t have time to go over it, but you saw so many miracles at home because you didn’t have much. You saw food materialize. You saw healings. That was natural for you.

EDDIE: Yes. We were in a time when my family hit a very struggling moment financially. And during that season the Lord showed me faith through the prayer life and of my mother, and how the Lord would answer her. And you mentioned the food thing. I’ll never forget, we had no food in the cupboards. She sat us down around the table and she put the pots on the stove as if she had something to cook. But I knew because I had been in there, no food in the refrigerator or in the cupboards. And then the doorbell rang. After praying, the doorbell rang and I turned around in my seat to watch what was going to happen, because my mother had been in the Spirit all day. She goes to the door, opens the door. There are 12 bags of groceries around the doorstep.

SID: Listen, you think that’s something. He saw his mom pray for gas when they needed gas to drive the car, and he saw the dial on the gas meter go all the way up.

EDDIE: Yes, absolutely.

SID: I mean, he’s seen every miracle as a kid. I mean, I didn’t even know my left hand from my right hand as a kid. But wait until you hear this song by Eddie James, you see, because he got it from an open vision from Heaven. And he heard aborted babies, babies that died young. So you have a big burden for aborted babies. When they were singing in this what you heard, you used the, is it dah, dah, dah. Explain that.

EDDIE: Open vision in Gaston, Alabama, pastor’s home, preparing for service, and I come into this vision, and I heard this song called, “I Need You.” And there’s a part in this song where it didn’t make sense to me at first, [singing] dah, dah, dah, dah, dah. [speaking] And I said, what is that? And the Lord took me into this place where were these children that were singing. Many of them had been aborted. Some of them had died as miscarriage. Some of them had died young. They were worshiping God. It was the sound of worship from those children.

SID: I tell you, I prophecy to you, your hunger for God is going to grow as you hear, “I Need You”.

EDDIE [music, singing] Dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah, dah. I need you. I long for you. My heart and my flesh cries up for the Living God, for the Living God. Invite your ear, the trembling and tears are yearning. To the throne of grace, to seek your face, I’m yearning loving for God. I need you. I need you. For nothing and no place no one else will do. I need you. I need you. For you satisfy the long inside. I need you. I need you. For nothing and no place no one else will do. I need you. I need you. For you satisfy the longing inside. Lord, we need you. I need you. For nothing and no place will do. I need you, oh I need you, Lord. For you satisfy the longing inside. I need you, I need you. For nothing in no place will do. I need you, Lord I need you. I need you, Lord I need. For no place, no one else will do. Jesus, I need you, yes I need you. Oh but you satisfy the longing. Jesus, I need you. For no place, no one else will do. I need you. For you satisfy the longing. Jesus, I need you, Lord. Jesus, I need you. No place, no one else will do. Jesus, I need you. Lord I need you. Satisfy the longing. Jesus, I need you, yes, I need you, Lord.