There is something undeniably powerful about a personal testimony. It’s real, it’s living, and it carries the undeniable mark of God’s hand at work.
Recently, I had lunch with some Jewish friends who do not recognise Jesus as the Messiah. Instead of debating theology or trying to construct the perfect argument, I simply shared a testimony — Oli’s story. I didn’t have to persuade, argue, or convince. The testimony did the work for me, and it can for you too.
This story is not just to encourage you that Jewish people are still coming to faith in Jesus today, but to equip you with a simple yet profound way to share the gospel with your Jewish friends. Sometimes, all we need to do is share a story and let God do the rest. Here is the story I told.
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