Nick Vujicic, known as the “no-limb evangelist,” said one of the reasons he’s not an atheist is because he saw things that science cannot explain, such as the three-meter demons in his hotel room.
Vujicic, who was born without arms or legs and inspires millions of people around the world with his story of overcoming doubts and difficulties, answered several questions about his faith in a video on Facebook. He was asked: "How can we know that God's love is real, and how do you know about it?" To which he replied: “I cannot show you God, I cannot show you angels, but one of the reasons why I am not an atheist, and one of the reasons why I do not believe that science explains everything, because I saw miracles and saw demons."
Vujicic continued: “I saw three-meter demons in my hotel room in San Francisco. And I felt their presence before they passed through the wall, and I saw them."
He suggested that the existence of things like voodoo and witchcraft, which he says are real, also show that science cannot explain everything. “There is a spiritual kingdom,” the evangelist insisted. "You have to walk in faith, despite what you see, despite what you feel."
In response to some other questions, Vujicic talked about his growing family and how he makes time for family and ministry. He said that Kanae, his wife, is an amazing wife and super mom. Kanae recently gave birth to twins Olivia and Ellie, and they now have four children - two boys and two girls.
“In 2017, I spent about 105 days away from home. I plan to be away for just 84 days in 2018. And we will stick to it by the grace of God,”Vujicic said of his plans.
The author and inspiring preacher reported on several major projects and shared that over the past year, about 1,000,000 people repented of their sins and decided to follow Jesus Christ.
However, when he is at home, Vujicic's entire attention is focused on his family. “Every week when I'm at home, Kanae and I go on a date. I also plan to spend more time with my mom and sister this year.” The evangelist said that in a relationship, it is important to fully devote time to your spouse, turn off the phone, and fully engage in communication. “The presence of close, dear people in our life is the greatest blessing, so we must cherish them,” he said.
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