Talented Young Man Trades in Planned Medical Career for Miracle Healing Ministry
by Steve Eastman, OpenHeaven.com TOP News
RALEIGH, NC – Andres Bisonni had it made until God interrupted his plans with something so much better. The young Baptist man who was fast tracking to a professional career had just earned pre-med, economic and chemistry degrees from Baylor University in Texas when he returned to his native Argentina for six-months of study in an exchange program.
“When I arrived, I found myself in the middle of a revival. I began to hear about the Holy Spirit. I began to see the Holy Spirit at work in many people’s lives. To make a long story short, I had a supernatural encounter with the Holy Spirit where He transformed my life and revealed that His calling, dream and purpose for my life was to carry the Gospel, pray for the sick and take the fire of the Holy Spirit to others.”
I caught up with Bisonni at the Worship Center in North Carolina’s Triangle area. He was the first out of town speaker at the brand new facility between Raleigh and Durham and minutes from Chapel Hill. Musicians from a nearby congregation led praise songs that brought to mind the harmony, tempo and dynamic range of choruses originating from Hillsong Church in Australia. The anointed words brought many to the place where they could freely worship God, joined together as one body. You could see it in their faces.
Nearly everyone was standing, so only a small percentage could actually see Bisonni kneel down on the carpet by the front row. Perhaps it was not so much the music that motivated him, as it was the result of the brokenness he has experienced at the hand of God.
“He uses many different things, but I do think it is not something you can build up or force. It’s something that the Holy Spirit does, and it’s supernatural. And it’s an inner work of the Holy Spirit where He talks you through a process. Sometimes you don’t understand what is going on through your life, but through that breaking He releases His power in your life.”
Worshippers applauded as this man left the auditorium without the aid of his walker.
Bisonni has a deep concern for the nations. Once a month he preaches in a different country. When it was time for him to speak at the Worship Center, he asked where everyone was from. The Latin American countries were well-represented including Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, Columbia, Peru, the Dominican Republic, Brazil and Ecuador. There was also a Vietnamese woman. Bisonni prayed for each of the countries individually. 
The young, Argentinean man has a voice that reminds you of actor Antonio Banderas. He shared his experience of being filled with the Holy Spirit, but reminded people not to stop there.
“He’s a person. Therefore He has emotions, feelings and a will. One of his purposes here on earth is to guide us into the truth, to lead us. To be led by the Spirit is to walk in the Spirit, is to be in agreement with the Spirit, is to follow the Spirit, is to do what He wants to do and not what you want to do. I believe that is the secret to a victorious Christian life.”
The Bible tells us faith without works is dead. In other words, it must be demonstrated. Bisonni closed his sermon with general healing prayer. Then came the demonstrations. He interacted with people as they reported healings of arthritic hands, extreme back pain, fibromyalgia, bi-polar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, depression, neck pain so severe that turning the head was out of the question, extreme tooth pain, diabetes, pain all over the body and deafness. One woman had had cancer for 20 years, but at the meeting shocking heat ran through her body for the first time in 20 years. She reported no more pain.
Bisonni would not quit till he had individually prayed for each person desiring prayer, arranging them around the perimeter of the auditorium. Then he prayed for the Worship Center volunteer staff one-by-one. When he had finished, Andres Bisonni was tired. It was close to midnight and just 10 hours till the next meeting.
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