Johnny Young's Testimony: "Repent Johnny"
H8 Sin Founder, Johnny Young, shares his testimony and talks about the H8 Sin Campaign.
Song "Righteous Rant" available for downloat at www.H8Sin.com/music
Song "Righteous Rant" available for downloat at www.H8Sin.com/music
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Article Read: The Gospel That Almost Killed Me
POWERFUL article read, POWERFUL testimony!
EXCERPT: I don't remember much about the night the truth took over. Sometimes our brains protect us from the trauma of reliving the pain over and over again. But this night, I'm crying. I'm devastated. I've been considering the possibility for months now, and it finally clicked about five minutes ago. Almost everything I think I know about God, the Bible, the cross, and the gospel is wrong. Dead wrong. I feel it now, down in my bones, and it burns with the pain only God can give.
Repentance begins. "Amber, baby, we need to talk. Everything I've ever taught you about Christ is wrong. Can you ever trust me again? Can we start over? Will you give me another chance?" READ MORE HERE
EXCERPT: I don't remember much about the night the truth took over. Sometimes our brains protect us from the trauma of reliving the pain over and over again. But this night, I'm crying. I'm devastated. I've been considering the possibility for months now, and it finally clicked about five minutes ago. Almost everything I think I know about God, the Bible, the cross, and the gospel is wrong. Dead wrong. I feel it now, down in my bones, and it burns with the pain only God can give.
Repentance begins. "Amber, baby, we need to talk. Everything I've ever taught you about Christ is wrong. Can you ever trust me again? Can we start over? Will you give me another chance?" READ MORE HERE
Stephen Blake's Testimony "Sanctification"
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"Contradictory"
I was brought out of living a contradictory life. I professed to know Jesus but succumb to temptation all to often. As a man women were my vise, and married or not, I sought out their attention. This I did while at the same time saying I was a Christian.
It wasn't ALL the time I slipped and stumbled, just sometimes. The times I did, I said "I'm sorry Lord', "Please forgive me Father", which I was told I was supposed to do. You know, cause I'm not perfect.
It wasn't until my 3rd divorce did I decide to LOOK at myself. Really look at what I was doing and saying. It was then I realized I was living a contradiction. Without the word there was nothing wrong with my actions as I did what made me happy. I wasn't happy in my marriages so I found it where I could. But with the word I professed Him with my mouth, but by my actions I denied Him.
What I found during my reflection was I had a knowledge of the word but I did not have a knowing of the Father. I never submitted to His will or His way. This is what I've been called from through His word and by His power. To not just being a hearer of His word but a follower. A little bit of sin every now and then is/was the contradiction.
Come out from living the lie that is so often taught. Christ says to be Holy. There is nothing Holy about known sin. Or you can continue to deny Him by your actions. In the end you face Him saying He never knew you because you lived like you never knew Him.
Written by Trave Land
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I was brought out of living a contradictory life. I professed to know Jesus but succumb to temptation all to often. As a man women were my vise, and married or not, I sought out their attention. This I did while at the same time saying I was a Christian.
It wasn't ALL the time I slipped and stumbled, just sometimes. The times I did, I said "I'm sorry Lord', "Please forgive me Father", which I was told I was supposed to do. You know, cause I'm not perfect.
It wasn't until my 3rd divorce did I decide to LOOK at myself. Really look at what I was doing and saying. It was then I realized I was living a contradiction. Without the word there was nothing wrong with my actions as I did what made me happy. I wasn't happy in my marriages so I found it where I could. But with the word I professed Him with my mouth, but by my actions I denied Him.
What I found during my reflection was I had a knowledge of the word but I did not have a knowing of the Father. I never submitted to His will or His way. This is what I've been called from through His word and by His power. To not just being a hearer of His word but a follower. A little bit of sin every now and then is/was the contradiction.
Come out from living the lie that is so often taught. Christ says to be Holy. There is nothing Holy about known sin. Or you can continue to deny Him by your actions. In the end you face Him saying He never knew you because you lived like you never knew Him.
Written by Trave Land
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"Lukewarm"
Check out Nikki's testimony about her being a Lukewarm Christian
From the beginning my mother taught me about God and His Word. I was raised in the church. Sunday School, bible studies, vacation bible school, all of it. She always stressed a relationship with God. Whenever we got in trouble, me and my brother would say “we didn’t get whoopings, we got guilt”. My mother would not only tell us that we let her down, but God. We would feel soooo guilty, it didn’t hit me later, that that was conviction.
Although I was raised in the church and attended church, I wasn’t LIVING for God or His people. I believed that Jesus died on the cross for my sins, and I called myself a Christian. But there was no obedience, there was no life change. I was “LUKEWARM”. In everything I did. As I got older, I drank….but not TOO much. I smoked weed, ran with the gangs, fornicated….but not too much. Whenever I got too far out there, I would think about what my mother would tell me. So then I would pray, but not too much, went to church, etc……but not TOO MUCH. But I would fall back into the same patterns. Lukewarm. I wanted the world and Jesus and told myself I found a happy medium. But the conviction was coming more and more pressing, the guilt of disappointing Christ was becoming unbearable. I was getting more and more depressed about who I was. And I would write in my journals and the common question was “God, who is the woman you have designed me to be”. But once you ask that question, you need to be prepared to hear an answer.
I don’t have any rock bottom testimony. I was too afraid to do anything too crazy to cause me to hit rock bottom. But one day I was having a conversation on campus with a young lady and we had seen each other around a few times, several classes together. And when I told her I was a Christian, the way she looked at me I will never forget. I was taken aback that she doubted. At first I was offended, but then when I really thought about it, I got scared. Is that how others see me? Would they doubt my profession? More importantly, is that how God sees me? Will He look at me and say “depart from me for I never knew you”. That thought terrified me. And I knew I was doing it wrong. I knew it was time to make a decision, all or nothing. Stop being lukewarm, stop riding the fence.
I began to evaluate all that my mother taught me, all that I learned in church and I realized that I didn’t value the RELATIONSHIP with Christ. I hadn’t given him my LIFE. I wasn’t transformed, I was still doing me, doing what I wanted to do. But he didn’t have my obedience, my heart, my life. He wasn't my Master nor my Lord. And when that realization hit me, I wept & repented.
I’ve been walking with the Lord ever since. A few times in the beginning of my journey I went back to old habits, I wasn’t used to denying the flesh. But we are a work in progress and I had to continue to trust God that He who began a work in me will complete it. He is still working on me of course, but I am just so thankful that I am serving Him. I trust the process. I trust my Master.
To you readers all I can say is VALUE THIS! Value your walk with the Lord, value the work of salvation, value His grace & His love. Treasure it. Because when you stop treasuring it, you begin to forsake Him for the world. Don’t be like me. Don’t get complacent in your walk, don’t become lukewarm.
My God, my Saviour, my King. I have no words, I don’t have anything that is worthy, not even my heart nor my life. But I give it to you.
I will run the race, I will serve You with my whole heart mind and soul.
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Written by Nikki Love
www.NikkiLovesFilm.weebly.com
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Check out Nikki's testimony about her being a Lukewarm Christian
From the beginning my mother taught me about God and His Word. I was raised in the church. Sunday School, bible studies, vacation bible school, all of it. She always stressed a relationship with God. Whenever we got in trouble, me and my brother would say “we didn’t get whoopings, we got guilt”. My mother would not only tell us that we let her down, but God. We would feel soooo guilty, it didn’t hit me later, that that was conviction.
Although I was raised in the church and attended church, I wasn’t LIVING for God or His people. I believed that Jesus died on the cross for my sins, and I called myself a Christian. But there was no obedience, there was no life change. I was “LUKEWARM”. In everything I did. As I got older, I drank….but not TOO much. I smoked weed, ran with the gangs, fornicated….but not too much. Whenever I got too far out there, I would think about what my mother would tell me. So then I would pray, but not too much, went to church, etc……but not TOO MUCH. But I would fall back into the same patterns. Lukewarm. I wanted the world and Jesus and told myself I found a happy medium. But the conviction was coming more and more pressing, the guilt of disappointing Christ was becoming unbearable. I was getting more and more depressed about who I was. And I would write in my journals and the common question was “God, who is the woman you have designed me to be”. But once you ask that question, you need to be prepared to hear an answer.
I don’t have any rock bottom testimony. I was too afraid to do anything too crazy to cause me to hit rock bottom. But one day I was having a conversation on campus with a young lady and we had seen each other around a few times, several classes together. And when I told her I was a Christian, the way she looked at me I will never forget. I was taken aback that she doubted. At first I was offended, but then when I really thought about it, I got scared. Is that how others see me? Would they doubt my profession? More importantly, is that how God sees me? Will He look at me and say “depart from me for I never knew you”. That thought terrified me. And I knew I was doing it wrong. I knew it was time to make a decision, all or nothing. Stop being lukewarm, stop riding the fence.
I began to evaluate all that my mother taught me, all that I learned in church and I realized that I didn’t value the RELATIONSHIP with Christ. I hadn’t given him my LIFE. I wasn’t transformed, I was still doing me, doing what I wanted to do. But he didn’t have my obedience, my heart, my life. He wasn't my Master nor my Lord. And when that realization hit me, I wept & repented.
I’ve been walking with the Lord ever since. A few times in the beginning of my journey I went back to old habits, I wasn’t used to denying the flesh. But we are a work in progress and I had to continue to trust God that He who began a work in me will complete it. He is still working on me of course, but I am just so thankful that I am serving Him. I trust the process. I trust my Master.
To you readers all I can say is VALUE THIS! Value your walk with the Lord, value the work of salvation, value His grace & His love. Treasure it. Because when you stop treasuring it, you begin to forsake Him for the world. Don’t be like me. Don’t get complacent in your walk, don’t become lukewarm.
My God, my Saviour, my King. I have no words, I don’t have anything that is worthy, not even my heart nor my life. But I give it to you.
I will run the race, I will serve You with my whole heart mind and soul.
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Written by Nikki Love
www.NikkiLovesFilm.weebly.com
Do you want us to feature your testimony? Email [email protected] for details on how to submit!