After the church, the pastor asked me to pray for someone, a man who’d been having some suicidal thoughts and other problems. I start praying, and the guy gets nauseous. He grew up in a Baptist church, goes to an SDA church, and hasn’t been water baptized yet. He keeps getting these suicidal thoughts. He’d done some stuff with the occult in the past, too.Anyway, he said when we were praying, he felt nauseous. Later, he said he’d gone to Pentecostal church that encouraged vomiting for deliverance. He was scared because someone had ‘read’ him and knew all about him. I explained to him a little about the gift of prophecy. I also said I’d pray against vomitting. I suppose a demon could try to do that to torture the person and mess up the carpet. I don’t think demons come out in the vomit. Has anyone else experienced someone vomiting when being prayed for?Anyway, the pastor and I are going to meet with him later this week. I’d appreciate prayer________________
Normally a person should not Interrupt a speaker with tongues or prophecy while another is speaking or preaching but likely no major problem if it does occur. I would personally prefer open meetings where members share scriptures, songs, exhortation, tongues, prophetic words, shouts of praise, and even dance.
Robert, perhaps the service of I Cor 14 did not have pulpit preaching
There were leaders but not preaching
That maybe why Holy Spirit interrupts preaching
Paul stated that everything was to be done in order.
I doubt the Holy Spirit knows about order…….
The Holy Ghost never interrupts…He solidifies, confirms, gives His approval of what is being preached, which is NOT interruption. If your spirit bears witness with what the Holy Ghost is saying in tongues, then all is well. If it does not, then I would question whose spirit is the correct one.