The Lump Is Not Cancerous!: A Healing Testimony of Faith Over Fear

When fear rises and answers feel uncertain, faith can feel like a fragile thing. But this healing testimony shows how one woman chose to trust God—and experienced a powerful breakthrough.

 

When Fear Knocked

When doctors found a lump on Daisy’s thigh, fear set in quickly. What they suspected could change everything.

Years earlier, Daisy had already walked through a difficult season. She moved from Zimbabwe to the United Kingdom with her three children, leaving behind violence and economic hardship.

“We were asylum seekers,” Daisy explains. “Our lives were deteriorating. It was the prompting of the Holy Spirit that told us to move.”

She and her children joined her husband in the UK, where he had gone ahead to find work and build a future for their family. Over time, life began to stabilize.

Then came the diagnosis.

When Daisy was referred for X-rays, fear began to rise. Her doctor told her he suspected cancer, but further tests were needed.

“I told the doctor I was going to pray!” Daisy says.

Choosing Faith Over Fear

In those moments of uncertainty, fear can grow loud. But Daisy made a different choice—she leaned into faith.

She prayed with the prayer ministers at her church.

“I started praying in the Spirit and laughing in the Spirit,” Daisy recalls. “When I asked myself why I was laughing, I realized that I laughed because I knew God was going to heal me.”

Even in the waiting, something had shifted. Her confidence wasn’t in the outcome—it was in God.

Strengthened Through Prayer and Community

Daisy also reached out to the Inspiration Ministries’ International Prayer Center, where she prayed with a prayer minister for healing. As she continued seeking God, her faith grew stronger.

She began watching Inspiration Campmeeting and other Christian programs.

“People were getting healed, and breakthroughs were happening,” Daisy recalls. “I was particularly impacted by David Cerullo and saw that he was doing the work of God. And the preaching and testimonies showed me that miracles do happen when you give.”

As she waited for the test results, Daisy continued to pray and stayed connected to her local church and prayer support.

She also sowed seeds into God’s Kingdom, trusting Him with every step.

“The Lump Is Not Cancerous”

Finally, the call came:

“We have good news for you,” the hospital said. “The lump is not cancerous!”

Relief flooded in. Daisy still rejoices when she remembers that moment:

“God is so good. When your prayer ministers prayed, I could see God’s faithfulness.”

What had begun as a moment of fear became a testimony of breakthrough.

A Faith That Expects God to Move

Daisy’s healing testimony is more than a moment—it’s a reflection of a faith that expects God to move:

“You can expect for God to be faithful, and He is always faithful,” Daisy says. “If you want physical healing—God is faithful. If you want financial healing—God is faithful. When you see God heal you and bless you, you want to live for His Kingdom.”

Her confidence wasn’t rooted in circumstances, but in who God is. As Scripture reminds us:

“Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful” (Hebrews 10:23).

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What God has done for Daisy, He can do for you.
No matter what you’re facing, you don’t have to walk through it alone.
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