Our Guest Hank Kunneman

SID: So Hank Kunneman, pushed out of his house, pushed down the stairs, nowhere to go because he would not deny Jesus. And his father has stage 4 cancer, terminal cancer. Richard Roberts calls him on the phone. He’s healed. The doctors don’t understand it. Richard leads him to the Lord. Do you remember the first time your dad said to you, “I love you”?

HANK: If I would say, “I love you,” he would say, “Same here” or he wouldn’t acknowledge it. But to hear him say, “I love you” is like feeling the love of God the first time that you say, Jesus come into my heart. Something happened. I was throwing some papers away trying to empty out a desk. And all of a sudden as I was tossing them into the trash can, something started swirling almost like a snowflake out of the sky, and it landed down at my feet. And I brought it with me. It was a little note that my dad wrote ending it with, “Take care. I love you. Dad.” Hearing those words for the first time to where it wasn’t forced or “same here” response, it began to heal my heart, and I began to have the dad after salvation that I always wanted, one that I could talk about the Lord with, one that would tell me he loved me.

SID: Did he tell you often?

HANK: Yeah. Every time. Every time I talked to him on the phone, every time, I remember one time he said, “Hank, I want to talk to you,” I was so afraid, because my dad never wanted to talk or ask my advice. I was scared. I called him back and I said, “Dad, can I ask you why?” He said, “I just want to talk. There’s some things I wanted answered.” He wanted to know about Heaven. He wanted to know about healing. He wanted to know about Jesus. And then he would say to me whenever I would leave or drop him off at his home, he’d say, “I love you, son.” And when you hear that, growing up not hearing it, it touches your heart. Even now it’s hard holding back the tears. That’s why I didn’t want to share this story, but I need to share it.

SID: I’m telling you, everyone has a void in their heart over father and it’s really over Father God. Go ahead.

HANK: I release that anointing right now to you, whether you grew up with a father. He never said he loved you, maybe he did, but you’ve been hurt and wounded. The Bible says that, “love is patient, love is kind, love doesn’t boil over in jealousy or in anger.” We often think that’s the love we should have for one another and it is. But I say God is love. So therefore, Abba is patient with you. He’s kind. He’s considerate. He doesn’t act unbecomingly. He doesn’t take in account of a suffered wrong. Receive that anointing right now. Some of you are being healed physically. Some of you are being touched now in your heart. Years of memories of bad experiences are going [clap] like that because the Anointing is touching and destroying that yoke and undoing heaving burdens. Receive Abba’s love. Say, I receive Abba’s love.

SID: I receive Abba’s love. You tell me you have a little private place you go to and you crawl into your Abba or your daddy’s lap. Explain.

HANK: It’s like this. The best things are those that you experience. My upbringing, my testimony has forced me to a place where I go into my prayer time. I have a little ottoman. We should always set a time and a place. And I have this ottoman and kneel down, and I do what Jesus did. If you’re seeing, Jesus said, “If you’re seeing me, you’re seeing my daddy.” And he gathered the children to himself and he blessed them. I imagine myself coming to Abba’s lap, receiving His hands to bless me, not to harm me, not to hurt me, but to receive me to His own. And imagine my heavenly daddy putting His arms around me, and embracing me. Sid, I have heard the tender voice of God so clearly over very specific things in the earth when I’ve imagined myself in Abba’s lap and His arms around me.

SID: Tell me, tell me about what’s going to happen in the political situation in America, because Hank is a recognized known, proven prophet.

HANK: Here’s what happening. Political shakings. We’re going to see people who have held seats of government be thrown off their seats, so to speak. People who we don’t even know about are going to fill those seats. God is looking at someone right now that He’s going to put His hand upon. It’s one thing to choose like they did with Saul. It’s another thing when God finds David. There is being one, I’m not sure the timing, that the Lord is putting His hand upon who will pray, who will be connected to God and will help bring a reform to this nation. And God is going to take that person like a David and couple him with a compassionate woman. And together it’s going to begin to bring the visitation of God again. The Lord is going to deal with the pride that has been upon some of these world leaders, even in our own nation. With arrogance, they penned legislation. God is going to overturn the seats and not let them sit in them any longer. And there’s going to be a lot of changing of the guard, changing of faces. Doesn’t matter what political party because God’s had enough. Jesus fashioned his whip, went in and cleansed the temple. He’s going to do the same thing.

SID: And don’t let sin, you know what sin is, just interrupt that flow of God’s love. God’s love is always coming towards you. But it’s like a shield. And when you believe that Jesus died in your place for your sins and you repent, you tell God you’re sorry, He says, “I remember it no more.” And then open yourself up to the love of God. Ask Jesus to be your Lord and live inside of you, and begin to live, and be able to say, Abba, Daddy.