Samuel Waterhouse / My story
Faith that changed my life.
A story worth sharing.
From a worship night in Tasmania to serving people in Devonport and sharing faith on the radio. These are Samuel's personal accounts, supplied recordings, and links to the original coverage.
2022 / The Kyle & Jackie O Show
Prayer, live
on the radio.
During a call to The Kyle & Jackie O Show on KIIS 1065 Sydney, Samuel prayed and the host reported relief from back pain.
Samuel describes the moment as Jesus demonstrating His supernatural power live on air, in the context of a planned séance. Listen to the original broadcast, then hear the church account for another perspective on the event.
The original recording
Listen to the moment.
4 minutes 12 seconds · Original broadcast contains strong language.
Download the MP3Watch the church testimonyA personal faith testimony, not independently verified medical evidence or a guarantee of healing. Prayer does not replace medical care. Do not stop or change treatment without speaking with your doctor. Medical disclaimer.
Hear the church account
The testimony,
in their own words.
A three-minute church testimony about the radio event, shared in the speakers' own words. Watch it alongside the original recording for context.
Source: “3 Minute – Church Witness Testimony (Kyle's Miracle)” · Roast n Rebuke on YouTube.
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Watch on YouTube if the player is unavailable12 December 2018 / A new beginning
Filled with faith.
Moved by love.
Samuel describes a worship night in Wynyard, Tasmania, as the moment he received the baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire. His personal journal, written later that night, records prayer, worship, and a deep love for the people around him.
“I was full of love for everyone in the room.”
He shares the journal as a personal reflection on that night and the faith that continues to shape his teaching.
2020 / Serving the community
Faith with a practical
helping hand.
In 2020, Samuel opened a shopfront in Rooke Street, Devonport, offering free groceries and prayer. The Advocate reported on the initiative on 25 June 2020.
Samuel shares this part of his story as an example of putting faith into practice: helping meet everyday needs while making room for prayer and conversations about Jesus.
Read the original community report7 News Tasmania / 1 July 2020
Watch the
original news coverage.
The relevant segment is approximately 11:56–14:33 in the original bulletin. The player starts at 11:56 and stops at 14:33. The report includes criticism of Samuel's claims and is presented in its original context.
Source: “Nightly News – Wednesday 1st July 2020” · 7 News Tasmania. Coverage is not an endorsement or medical verification.
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Watch on YouTube if the player is unavailableRead the source coverage.
Original reporting includes both community coverage and criticism. These links are provided for context, not as publisher endorsements. Some articles require a subscription.
The Advocate · 25 June 2020
Free groceries and prayer in Devonport
Reporting on Samuel’s Rooke Street shopfront and the free groceries offered to people in the community.
Courier-Mail / South Burnett
Pictured alongside Pastor Andrew Hicks
Samuel appears in a photograph with Pastor Andrew Hicks. The article’s “heavenly encounter” is Hicks’s story, not Samuel’s.
The Advocate · 28 June 2020 · Updated 14 September 2023
Critical coverage of Samuel’s faith-healing claims
A critical report, not an endorsement. The current website’s teaching and testimonies do not replace medical care or advise stopping treatment.
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