Over the last several years I have seen two distinct types of Christian
workplace believers. One type enthusiastically teaches their Bible
knowledge to others. These people, though they may be genuine in their
motive, lack one essential ingredient to being effectively used by God -
a testimony. The second type of people I have encountered has a genuine
testimony of what God is doing and continues to do in their lives. This
was the case in the early Church. Men and women were able to give
powerful testimony of events and experiences that could only be
explained as a work of God.
God desires to build a testimony in each of us. Each of us is one of
God's chosen vessels to reflect His power in and through us. When others
see this power reflected, they are impacted because they cannot explain
that power. God desires to frame your life with experiences designed to
reflect the character and nature of Christ. Sometimes these events can
be very devastating, but they are designed to reveal His power in and
through us.
Every one of us has a testimony. What would others say your testimony is
today? Can others see God's work in your life? Is your testimony one of
Bible knowledge only? Are things happening in your life that can only
be explained as God? These can be problematic questions for each of us.
Ask God to build a testimony of His life in and through you today.
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