I'm eternally curious and wonder about everyone's testimony.
How did you come to be saved? How did you know that you were really born again? Was it a huge change all at once? Everyone's testimony is unique and important. I know that Jesus uses as many ways to speak to the hearts of people as there are inhabitants of this planet.
If you have a minute I would be wonderfully attentive to hear your story. Every single salvation is unique and important. If our tears are entered into God's book and remembered in a bottle then how important is your testimony?
Let me say that even though I don't know each or any of you personally I rejoice at your salvation and that I have one more brother or one more sister in my heavenly family!
Hearing of another salvation is like a parent hearing that they are going to have a new grandchild. Adding to the family of God. Getting saved is the biggest miracle we'll ever experience. No healing miracle compares with being born again. Being changed from one person into another is as big as it gets when it comes to miraculous acts of God!
Our children were saved at very early ages, perhaps as early as three. All three were saved by no later than five years of age. When he was still a toddler our son Nathan would weep in a church service as we held him, tears flowing down his little cheeks. Moved by the presence the spirit of God sweeping through his heart. They were baptized in the Holy Spirit of God very early too. Nathan was seven and Joanna about the same. Laura about ten. How wonderful for your children to be saved and joyfully serving God! I pray that your families have their own joyful testimony of being brought into the family of God.

So what's your story please? I'd like to know!
How did you come to be saved? How did you know that you were really born again? Was it a huge change all at once? Everyone's testimony is unique and important. I know that Jesus uses as many ways to speak to the hearts of people as there are inhabitants of this planet.
If you have a minute I would be wonderfully attentive to hear your story. Every single salvation is unique and important. If our tears are entered into God's book and remembered in a bottle then how important is your testimony?
Let me say that even though I don't know each or any of you personally I rejoice at your salvation and that I have one more brother or one more sister in my heavenly family!
Hearing of another salvation is like a parent hearing that they are going to have a new grandchild. Adding to the family of God. Getting saved is the biggest miracle we'll ever experience. No healing miracle compares with being born again. Being changed from one person into another is as big as it gets when it comes to miraculous acts of God!
Our children were saved at very early ages, perhaps as early as three. All three were saved by no later than five years of age. When he was still a toddler our son Nathan would weep in a church service as we held him, tears flowing down his little cheeks. Moved by the presence the spirit of God sweeping through his heart. They were baptized in the Holy Spirit of God very early too. Nathan was seven and Joanna about the same. Laura about ten. How wonderful for your children to be saved and joyfully serving God! I pray that your families have their own joyful testimony of being brought into the family of God.

So what's your story please? I'd like to know!
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