Evangelist Makes Unbelievable Return To Church
Hans Schmidt, a 26-year-old military veteran and outreach director at Victory Chapel First Phoenix in Arizona, has made an extraordinary recovery after being shot in the head while street preaching last November. Initially not expected to survive, Hans has defied expectations, with his wife, Zulya Schmidt, announcing his return to the church. In an Instagram post, Zulya shared videos and photos of Hans smiling and playing the drums, expressing gratitude for what she called a “miracle.”
Victory Chapel First Phoenix, in a statement on their website, confirmed Hans’ release from the hospital and his return home. The church expressed joy and thanked God for the miracle they witnessed, asking for continued prayers as the Schmidt family navigates the road to full recovery.
Hans, a former military medic, faced the life-threatening incident on November 15, 2023, while engaged in church outreach in Glendale, Arizona. Despite being shot in the head, Hans exhibited resilience, initially falling but eventually getting back up, walking, and talking. The church highlighted the miraculous nature of his recovery, and a GoFundMe campaign initiated by a family friend has raised over $78,000 to support the Schmidt family during this challenging time.
Zulya Schmidt, in a previous update just over a month ago, mentioned that her husband was making “stunning progress” but was still unable to speak. Recounting the day of the shooting, Zulya revealed that Hans had been street preaching for over a year, typically engaging in a 30-minute session before the evening service. On the day of the incident, he concluded his street preaching early, packed up the sound system, and drove back to the church. Only later did Zulya notice he was bleeding, initially unaware that he had been shot.
Despite skepticism from doctors and investigators about Hans’ chances of survival, Zulya remained steadfast, and Hans has defied the odds, becoming an inspiring symbol of recovery.
God blessed him for sure!!!
you stupid b***ards, matthew addresses the genealogy of joseph who it NOT the
father of jesus, God the almighty is the father of jesus
better study up so that you don’t embarrass yourselves
The Gospel according to Matthew begins with a detailed genealogy, establishing Jesus’ ancestral roots tracing back to two pivotal figures in Jewish history: Abraham and David. This lineage is not just a list of names; it serves as a profound introduction to the narrative of Jesus’ life, underlining his rightful place within the Jewish tradition. By linking Jesus to Abraham, the father of the Jewish nation, and David, the revered king, Matthew’s account emphasizes Jesus’ fulfillment of ancient prophecies and his integral role in the continuation of a sacred history. This genealogical record sets the stage for the unfolding story of Jesus, anchoring his life and mission within the broader tapestry of Jewish heritage and divine promise.