A Missouri pastor stopped an armed robbery by praying for the would-be thieves during a service. The pastor was able to prevent the robbery without any physical intervention.

Pastor Marquaello Futrell of All Creation Northview Holiness Family Church in Ferguson, Missouri, who used to be a police officer, prevented a robbery attempt during his live stream of his service several weeks ago. With the help of prayer and his clever handling of the situation, no one was hurt or robbed. 5 On Your Side reported that on Feb. 12, a man carrying two bags had entered the church and was questioning its Children Services Director.

The pastor himself said, “I immediately just had the hairs on the back of my neck I’m like, 'OK, something’s about to happen.'” Four men came in and Futrell, knowing his police experience, noticed their waistbands and knew he needed to act. He then instructed his media team to zoom in on the men and proceeded to address them.

He stated, “

I saw the church and decided to come? Talk to me.” The live stream video recorded him saying, “I’ve still got a cop anointing and I still know what’s going on and what’s about to happen. God’s about to change the enemy. Lift your voice and shout unto God!”

Futrell and the congregation then approached the men and placed their hands over them as they prayed. After feeling the power of God, the men then left the church. The Ferguson Police Department is still searching for the suspects who had left in a black Dodge Charger.

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