My mouth shall tell of Your righteousness
And Your salvation all the day,
For I do not know their limits.
I will go in the strength of the Lord God;
I will make mention of Your righteousness, of Yours only. (Psalm 71:15-16 NKJV)

When was the last time you gave a testimony about something God did in your life that would inspire someone else to keep on this path of righteousness for the Kingdom of God?

We live in an era of instant access, quick opinions, and endless streams of information. It’s a world that encourages us to share our every thought, our latest meal, and our current location. But in this rush of digital updates, how often do we pause to share what truly matters—the profound, life-changing work of God in our lives? The question isn’t for an algorithm; it’s for the soul: When was the last time you gave a testimony that would inspire someone else on their path of righteousness?

Testimony is not merely a memory; it is an act of witness. It’s the declaration that you have seen God at work, that you have felt His hand in your life, and that you have a story to tell. It’s the raw, unfiltered truth of your journey—the before, the during, and the after. Think back to that time of struggle, that moment of despair, or that valley of doubt. Then recall the way God showed up. Perhaps it was a quiet whisper of hope, a miraculous provision, or a complete and total transformation of your heart.

Sharing this testimony does two things. First, it brings glory to God. Your story is evidence of His faithfulness, grace, and power. It’s an opportunity to point away from yourself and towards the One who did the work. Second, it plants a seed of hope in the heart of another. For the person battling addiction, your story of deliverance is a beacon of light. For the one walking through a season of anxiety, your experience of God’s peace can be an anchor. For the prodigal who feels too far gone, your tale of redemption is an invitation to come home.

Don’t let your story remain untold. Whether it’s in a one-on-one conversation, a small group, or a simple online post, sharing your testimony is a powerful act of ministry. It doesn’t need to be perfectly eloquent or perfectly packaged; it only needs to be true. So, let’s be a generation that does not remain silent. Let’s share the stories of God’s goodness, and in doing so, inspire others to keep walking the path of righteousness for the Kingdom of God.

Thank you so much for your continued readership and support. Until next week…Blessings and Peace!

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