There are three precious testimonies that every believer must have in order to live as a witness.
First, the testimony of meeting Jesus and receiving salvation. The beginning of our faith is the personal encounter with Jesus Christ and the experience of being saved. The Bible is a record of grace — the amazing love and forgiveness of God who came to find us, sinners. He has waited for us for a long time. The life of faith is about meeting this God and receiving His grace and love. We must be able to share the grace of salvation and the love we have received from Him. If you do not yet have such a testimony, you must meet this God even now.
Second, the testimony of experiencing the living God through answered prayers. Through prayer, we experience God’s answers and witness His living power and touch. God is not distant. Prayer is the channel that connects us to Him. No matter how near He is to our lives, if we do not connect through prayer, we cannot experience Him. My hope is that through prayer, our faith will not remain as mere knowledge but will become a living faith that experiences God who truly works among us. One of the main purposes of the house church meeting is to experience answered prayers. I pray that each of you will experience the living God through prayer.
Third, the testimony of the joy found in serving others. We must have the testimony of true happiness that comes from serving others with the love of the Lord. Service involves sacrifice, but it brings far greater joy and fulfillment. When we see those, we have served with love, accept Jesus, change, and grow in faith, we experience a happiness far beyond any worldly satisfaction.
I pray that every member of our church will live with these three precious testimonies. Through them, may your faith grow deeper, and may you enjoy a joyful and abundant life of faith filled with love and service.
Word of the week
The short-term mission team is currently serving in Madagascar from Thursday the 9th to Friday the 17th. Please join us in prayer that God’s protection and guidance will be with them throughout their mission journey, and that they may experience His grace and mighty works.
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There are three precious testimonies that every believer must have in order to live as a witness.
First, the testimony of meeting Jesus and receiving salvation. The beginning of our faith is the personal encounter with Jesus Christ and the experience of being saved. The Bible is a record of grace — the amazing love and forgiveness of God who came to find us, sinners. He has waited for us for a long time. The life of faith is about meeting this God and receiving His grace and love. We must be able to share the grace of salvation and the love we have received from Him. If you do not yet have such a testimony, you must meet this God even now.
Second, the testimony of experiencing the living God through answered prayers. Through prayer, we experience God’s answers and witness His living power and touch. God is not distant. Prayer is the channel that connects us to Him. No matter how near He is to our lives, if we do not connect through prayer, we cannot experience Him. My hope is that through prayer, our faith will not remain as mere knowledge but will become a living faith that experiences God who truly works among us. One of the main purposes of the house church meeting is to experience answered prayers. I pray that each of you will experience the living God through prayer.
Third, the testimony of the joy found in serving others. We must have the testimony of true happiness that comes from serving others with the love of the Lord. Service involves sacrifice, but it brings far greater joy and fulfillment. When we see those, we have served with love, accept Jesus, change, and grow in faith, we experience a happiness far beyond any worldly satisfaction.
I pray that every member of our church will live with these three precious testimonies. Through them, may your faith grow deeper, and may you enjoy a joyful and abundant life of faith filled with love and service.
Word of the week
The short-term mission team is currently serving in Madagascar from Thursday the 9th to Friday the 17th. Please join us in prayer that God’s protection and guidance will be with them throughout their mission journey, and that they may experience His grace and mighty works.