‘Telling Our Testimony Story.’
Acts 26:1-19. (We can learn so much from the Testimony Story of
Apostle Paul)
a)
Acts 26:1. It should be
given clearly and honestly as if making a defence.
b)
Acts 26:2. It should be
given happily.
c)
Acts 26:3. It should be
given in such a manner that the listeners can understand well.
d)
Acts 26:4-5; 9-12. Can be
a comparison of past and present life experiences.
e)
Acts 26:6. Tells of a
hope in the Promise of God.
f)
Acts 26:7. Tells about
our Christian Service.
g)
Acts 26:8. Tells about
the life changing resurrection power of Jesus Christ.
h)
Acts 26:13-15. Tells
about miraculous conversion experience.
i)
Acts 26:16-18. Tells
about what God said.
j)
Acts 26:19. Tells about
our obedience to God.
(This QT teaches me how to be Telling My Testimony Story)
‘God’s Loving Invitation.’
Isaiah 1:18.
a)
Come and let us reason
together says the Lord.
b)
Although our sins are as
scarlet.
c)
They shall be as white as
snow.
d)
Although our sins are red
like crimson.
e)
They shall be as white as
snow.
f)
Proverbs 10:12. Love
covers a multitude of sins.
g)
1 John 1:7. The wonderful
power of the Blood of Jesus Christ.
(This
Second one reveals God’s Loving Invitation)
Chris.
When we give
a testimony in any environment we should give it clearly and honestly as if
making a defence. So many times when I was younger I would close my ears to
testimonies because so many of them seemed just like exaggerated stories. It was
either sensational or boring, depending upon who the story teller was. A testimony
is a part of Worship so it should always be clear and honest.
