Divine Intervention: Episode # 108: Radio host miraculously healed of rare form of deadly cancer, Robby Dilmore, "The Christian Car Guy."

On this episode of Divine Intervention, we are joined by radio host, Robby Dilmore, "The Christian Car Guy."

Robby started working in car dealerships back in 1971, washing cars. He went from car washer to service, parts, sales and eventually worked up to Dealer Principle of a Chrysler Dodge Jeep Store in 1998, where he was when God called him to start The Christian Car Guy Radio Show in January 2006.

Robby saw first hand the good the bad and the ugly of automobile service, parts, sales and finance business, and now The Lord has provided him with a chance to help folks around the world.

The Christian Car Guy Radio Show is syndicated nationally on 22 radio stations with live streaming on the internet and podcasting available on ITunes and over 30 other outlets. His 30 second helpful tips feature, Stayin on The Highway is now also syndicated.

Robby has also been interviewed for the Christian Car Guy perspective across hundreds of other radio outlets including the Fox Radio Network, Financial Life Line, The G. Gordon Liddy, and Lars Larson radio shows even a National TV appearance on Fox and Friends.

Robby has been married 22 years to his wife Tammy and has three Children, Robby III, Tess and Mariah, they are members of Calvary Baptist Church in Winston Salem

On this episode of Divine Intervention, Robby shares how, after a visiting pastor prayed for him at his car dealership, he was miraculously healed of a rare form of cancer that left boils and sores all over his body. There were only three known cases of this disease recorded in the U.S., and the other two patients did not live more than three months. In Robby's case, the Lord intervened when a man prayed for him. In addition to this amazing story, Robby also tells of how God restored him after his leg was crushed between two trucks. Robby also shares some of his top tips on car buying and maintenance, and how people can live as a "Four Stroke Christian."