Bethel Worship Leader Reports God Healing His 2 Little Ones of E Coli, but Prayer Still Needed

Benjamin Gill : Jan 4, 2018
CBN News

"Now [Jaxon's] kidneys need to keep healing ... and he needs to pee, in Jesus name Pee! Please keep praying until he's sent home."

[CBN News] The leader of the Bethel worship ministry whose son and daughter have been fighting the same dangerous E coli infection in the hospital says God is healing his children right before his eyes. (Screengrab via Instagram)

Taylor posted a video on Instagram of his two-year-old son Jaxon and daughter Addie laughing and smiling in their hospital bed.

"Addie's feeling MUCH better and slept through the whole night with a dry diaper. She still has a stomach bug but God's turning that around. Today Jax ate a lot (and held it down), he painted, he played with Play Doh, he blew bubbles, and watched Blippi (his favorite show) and laughed the whole time," Taylor wrote in the Instagram post. "Now his kidneys need to keep healing...and he needs to pee, in Jesus name Pee! Please keep praying until he's sent home."

Taylor's celebratory post follows weeks of urgent pleas for prayer for Jaxon, who first fell ill with the aggressive infection. He shocked everyone when a few weeks later he announced Addie had also been struck by the same dangerous illness.

He posted on Instagram Monday: "We just found out that Addie, our four-year old baby-girl, has the same strand of E coli as Jaxon and needs to be admitted to the hospital immediately. Please pray that this doesn't turn into HUS, which is what Jaxon is fighting for his life. God be our strength."

Taylor is the CEO of Bethel Music which has become a worship music powerhouse in recent years, creating songs that churches are singing worldwide. Now he's seeking urgent worldwide prayer for his little children.

He had just reported Monday that they were starting to see some progress in Jaxon, but he's is still serious danger and now they're praying little Addie's condition doesn't escalate like Jaxson's did.

"Both of our baby's are on IV at UC Davis now. Thank you Church for all of your prayers, keep praying. Pray that Addie's E coli doesn't turn into HUS like it did with Jax. And pray Jax continues to heal. His promises never fail!" Taylor declared on Instagram.

According to a website set up on the family's behalf, the Taylors' 2- year-old son, Jaxon, has been hospitalized since December 21...