“But they were hearing only, ‘He who formerly persecuted us now preaches the faith which he once tried to destroy.’ And they glorified God in me.” — Galatians 1:23–24 (NKJV)
Jesus told the man delivered from demons, “Go home to your friends, and tell them what great things the Lord has done for you, and how He has had compassion on you” (Mark 5:19). That’s your first mission: tell your story.
You don’t need a pulpit to make a difference. Your testimony is powerful—because it’s yours. It’s personal, real, and undeniable. Paul understood this. Whether standing before crowds in synagogues or testifying before kings, he shared what Jesus had done in his life.
He didn’t sugarcoat his past. He acknowledged it so the grace of God could be seen all the more clearly. He went from a persecutor to a preacher, and people glorified God because of his transformation.
Your story may not be dramatic, but it’s divine. Every time you tell someone how Jesus saved, healed, or changed you, you are planting seeds of hope. You are showing them that what God did for you, He can do for them.
And here’s the beauty—no one can argue with your story. They might debate theology or doctrine, but they can’t deny a life changed by the love of God.
When you give your testimony of what Jesus has done in your life, the Holy Spirit will work to bring conviction to those you’re speaking to. Your job is to share your story with conviction in your heart—and God will do the supernatural work of helping hearers to respond. Plant seeds. Water. Harvest. All by His power, simply by sharing your story.
So be bold. Share what He’s done. Speak it with joy and humility. Your story isn’t finished yet—but even now, it’s a testimony of God’s grace and faithfulness.
Someone’s breakthrough might begin with your obedience to tell your story.
Excerpt from Follow Me As I Follow Christ by Kevin Casey. Click Here: Available on Amazon (Kindle & paperback).
Jesus told the man delivered from demons, “Go home to your friends, and tell them what great things the Lord has done for you, and how He has had compassion on you” (Mark 5:19). That’s your first mission: tell your story.
You don’t need a pulpit to make a difference. Your testimony is powerful—because it’s yours. It’s personal, real, and undeniable. Paul understood this. Whether standing before crowds in synagogues or testifying before kings, he shared what Jesus had done in his life.
He didn’t sugarcoat his past. He acknowledged it so the grace of God could be seen all the more clearly. He went from a persecutor to a preacher, and people glorified God because of his transformation.
Your story may not be dramatic, but it’s divine. Every time you tell someone how Jesus saved, healed, or changed you, you are planting seeds of hope. You are showing them that what God did for you, He can do for them.
And here’s the beauty—no one can argue with your story. They might debate theology or doctrine, but they can’t deny a life changed by the love of God.
When you give your testimony of what Jesus has done in your life, the Holy Spirit will work to bring conviction to those you’re speaking to. Your job is to share your story with conviction in your heart—and God will do the supernatural work of helping hearers to respond. Plant seeds. Water. Harvest. All by His power, simply by sharing your story.
So be bold. Share what He’s done. Speak it with joy and humility. Your story isn’t finished yet—but even now, it’s a testimony of God’s grace and faithfulness.
Someone’s breakthrough might begin with your obedience to tell your story.
Excerpt from Follow Me As I Follow Christ by Kevin Casey. Click Here: Available on Amazon (Kindle & paperback).
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January
Day 1: Knowing Jesus is Eternal LifeDay 2: That I May Know HimDay 3: The Supremacy of ChristDay 4: Christ the FoundationDay 5: Forgiven CompletelyDay 6: Forgive as You’ve Been ForgivenDay 7: A New CreationDay 8: Righteous by FaithDay 9: Adopted and ChosenDay 10: Accepted in the BelovedDay 11: Seated with ChristDay 12: God’s WorkmanshipDay 13: Nothing Can Separate YouDay 14: Christ in You, the Hope of GloryDay 15: The Mind of ChristDay 16: The Image of God RestoredDay 17: Grace That TeachesDay 18: The Measure of FaithDay 19: Faith Works by LoveDay 20: The Faith of the Son of GodDay 21: The Crucified LifeDay 22: Renew Your MindDay 23: Take Every Thought CaptiveDay 24: Think on These ThingsDay 25: Be Spiritually Minded
February
Day 26: Press Toward the GoalDay 27: Led by the SpiritDay 28: Walk in the SpiritDay 29: Spirit of Power, Love, and Sound MindDay 30: Empowered From On HighDay 31: Healing Is in the AtonementDay 32: Minister Healing to OthersDay 33: Pray in the SpiritDay 34: The Spirit Helps Our WeaknessDay 35: Be Filled ContinuouslyDay 36: Gifts of the SpiritDay 37: Spirit-Led MinistryDay 38: Fruit of the SpiritDay 39: The Spirit Bears WitnessDay 40: Walk Worthy of Your CallingDay 41: Love Is the GreatestDay 42: Unity of the SpiritDay 43: Forgive One AnotherDay 44: Serve in LoveDay 45: Bear One Another’s BurdensDay 46: Honor Others Above YourselfDay 47: Godly RelationshipsDay 48: Love in the HomeDay 49: Hospitality and GenerosityDay 50: Giving and GenerosityDay 51: Pray Without Ceasing Day 52: Seated with Christ in AuthorityDay 53: Reigning in Life Through Christ