Evangelist

Over four decades ago, I stood at the threshold of a journey that would forever change my life—and touch the lives of many others. It all began within the four walls of the church, where I preached with a burning passion for truth and transformation. But it didn’t stay there. The call of God stirred deeply within me, pushing me beyond the pulpit into the streets, homes, communities, and eventually across borders.

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I studied theology at Spurgeon’s College to equip myself with a solid foundation in the Word. But while my education shaped my understanding, it was the encounters—raw, real, and miraculous—that truly shaped my faith.

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As I stepped out in obedience, I witnessed first-hand the supernatural power of God at work. One of the first miracles that etched itself into my memory involved a woman with a crippled hand. She had no strength or movement in it. I simply took her hand, opened it, and declared with confidence, “Jesus has healed you.” And right before our eyes, her hand was completely restored. No pain, no stiffness—just total healing. Glory to God!

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Another time, my neighbour, a piano teacher, had broken her hand. The bones had set incorrectly, and she had lost all ability to play—the very gift that brought her joy and purpose. I took her hand, and as I prayed, I could feel the Spirit of God moving. Her bones were divinely rearranged—right then and there. Her hand was healed, and she returned to her beloved piano. These were just the beginnings.

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As miracles became a regular part of the journey, a team began to form around me. People drawn by the same fire and faith joined in. I developed an evangelism course to train and equip them, laying a strong biblical and practical foundation. This eventually led to the formation of a charity—our official beginning as a ministry. We weren't just preaching; we were reaching, healing, restoring, and releasing hope.

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What amazed me most was the kind of people God brought to the mission—individuals with incredible skill sets, spiritual gifts, and a heart to serve. Each one seemed handpicked by heaven. It became clear that God was expanding our territory. We received several prophetic words about hosting large-scale seminars, and before long, we were doing just that. One of our major breakthroughs was an event held at Ilford Town Hall, followed by teaching sessions across multiple churches. The hunger for God was undeniable.

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Then came an unexpected yet divine invitation to Romania. We ministered there, and to our awe, over 200 people gave their lives to Christ. That moment confirmed that the Gospel truly knows no borders. Whether in a town hall in England or a village in Eastern Europe, God's love reaches all.

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Now, we are being led into a new season—a vision to minister in Wembley. This is not just about an event; it’s a divine assignment. There’s a stirring in our spirits that God is about to do something powerful in that place.

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And the miracles? They haven’t stopped. I remember a man in Ilford who was blind in one eye. With simple faith, I placed my hand over his eye, prayed, and to God be the glory—his sight was fully restored. Another dear woman had been told by doctors that she had only six weeks to live due to cancer. She couldn’t walk and was bound by weakness. But by the next morning, she was not only walking—she was completely healed. That’s the God we serve.

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There are countless other testimonies—stories of deliverance from addiction, freedom from depression, reconciliation in broken families, and people discovering purpose and destiny through Christ.

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Right now, our heart burns with a desire to reach as many as possible with the saving, healing, and transforming power of Jesus Christ. The time is urgent. The fields are white for harvest. We are ready and willing to go wherever the Spirit leads, to share the Good News that Jesus still saves, heals, and sets the captives free.

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Whether it’s in the marketplace or a ministry hall, in prisons or parliament buildings, on the streets or in stadiums—our mission remains the same: to lift up the name of Jesus and watch Him do what only He can do.

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The journey is far from over. In fact, we believe the best is yet to come.

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Email Tony Brady: info@evangelismmadeeasy.org 

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