David Camp
David Camp was in a car accident on 6/16/2010.
Prophecies have been spoken over his life. We believe they will be fulfilled.
He was scheduled to be taken off life support on Friday, 6/18, after being declared brain dead. But God worked miracles. His blood pressure raised, he was starting to move, and his liver and kidney that had failed were starting to do better. He was looking better and doing better. They removed the ultimatum and he continued to fight as we continued to pray.
Today, Sunday, he began having seizures. Tonight, his heart has stopped. We’re praying for a ressurection for him. God’s got big plans for him. He’s not done here yet. Almost 6000 people have joined the facebook group alone, in prayer for him, spanning all over the world. The US, Asia, South America, and Africa. People from all over the world joined together in prayer for this man of God.
Keep praying for him and his family.
Lord, in Jesus name, bring him back. Wake him up. Heal him.
Heal his warrior heart. Rise up, David. Rise up and give God the glory.
Rise up…
David Camp passed away this morning. God took him back home and I know that someday will see him again. I honestly can’t remember if I ever had the privilege of meeting him in person but my heart aches and breaks for his parents, for Courtney, who loved him with everything she had, and his friends and family. I can’t express how much I was moved by the group online. With merely two-hundred members at first, then increasing past six thousand in a just a few days, people all of over this wide and divided world joined together in prayer for him. But, of course, that was just the online forum. I’m confident that this young man touched the lives of thousands more in his time here on earth.
I stayed up late last night after hearing that his heart had stopped. I prayed and I worshipped. I don’t remember another single time in which God has placed something so heavily on my heart. I wonder if when He was about to bring David home, He dug in His heels and whispered to us, “I’m sorry kids, but it’s for the best. Trust me.” I wonder if He had to brace Himself for this event. But our Lord does know best and I’m sure that through this He will work more miracles then we could possibly imagine. I don’t understand everything. I would never claim to. I wouldn’t claim to understand why so many prophecies were spoken over David’s life, and we see them now as empty. I don’t understand why God would take away someone doing so much for the Kingdom. I don’t understand why He would leave so many people in heartache.
I don’t understand, but I know God does.
And in that, I have peace. Peace that I hope spread out to David’s loved ones and those who loved him.
