Never Boring

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by Vonette Bright

“The righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all those who believe; for there is no distinction; for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:22).

Jessy Ribordy from the Christian music group “Falling Up??? struggled with his testimony.  He thought it was boring.  So much of his life seemed “routine.???

But then he studied First Samuel, which is now one of his favorite books in the Bible.  Samuel was very young when he was dedicated to the Lord.  He was raised in the temple to serve God.

Like Samuel, Jessy dedicated his life to Christ at a young age.  He asked Jesus to come into his life early on.  And he’s using his gifts to serve God to this very day!

Friend, no testimony is boring.  If God has changed your life, there’s someone who needs to hear about it.  Just be faithful to share it with others.  Like Jessy says, “It has been the most amazing journey!??? What an inheritance!

Falling Up – www.fallinguponline.com
I always struggled with sharing my testimony with people, because I thought that it was boring. But then I read the book of 1 Samuel, which is now one of my favorite books. Samuel was a really young kid when he was dedicated to the Lord. He didn’t grow up like all the other kids; he spent his time in the temple serving the Lord. I grew up like a normal kid, but I did come to know the Lord at a very young age. I was raised to depend on the Lord. I mean I have had my share of downfalls, but I can’t even imagine how I could cope without the Lord. I know that there aren’t a lot of people who can relate to me, but there are a few who understand. All I have known is Christ and it has been the most amazing journey.

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This devotional was written by Vonette Bright. Learn more about Vonette: http://www.talk.thelife.com/authors/vonette-bright/

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7 Responses to “Never Boring”

  • Pearl says:

    I can relate to Jessy. I was 7 yr. old when I asked Jesus to come into my heart. My life is far from perfect. I feel like having Jesus Christ at the center of my being … has allowed me to walk in the light … and a protection from the darkness. I memorized John 3:16 from the bible as a reminder at the age of 7, and have never forgotten those words. “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” As an adult I memorized John 3:17 to avoid being too judgmental. “For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through HIM might be saved.” I too, like Jessy, was raised to depend upon the Lord … and I couldn’t imagine how I could cope … without the Lord. Jesus makes life worthwhile and I’m so thankful. Jesus carries me when I’m weak. I surrender all. Jesus is NEVER BORING! Philippians 4:13 says, “I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.” Amen.

  • kimberly says:

    My son is like Samuel. He’s only 6 but i knew when he was born and as the years went by i realized how much it is true. He was prayed over and prophetized over that he was as Samuel. I was amazed but i do get worried sometimes. I know God has a plan and my son is His. When i was breast feeding i would pray Johnathan would know right from wrong. He’s very much a right and wrong child. Now i pray He would make the right choice rather than the wrong but that God would always help him. Thank you for your testimony it is not boring because it encourages those who do choose at a young age.

  • NiniDJ says:

    I grew up to be so exposed in the occult that when I accepted Jesus thru an evangelist in a television show . I didn’t have any feeding . It took so many years yet for me to fully understand the gospel but Jesus death and resurrection indeed gave me the hope and the love & redeemed by His Blood !!!

  • Judy Vera says:

    I was touched by the devotional this afternoon. I also have been raised in church. Sometimes we feel we don’t have a testimony but, we have a great testimony because we have felt the love of God throughout our lives.

  • Gramma says:

    Thanks to Gail for posting this devotional and thanks to all of you who shared. I too was “raised in the church” and raised my own kids there too. I am SO very greatful to those who “fed” me when I was young and extremely indebted to those who taught me to “feed myself” (in the scriptures) along the way. I too thought I really didn’t have much of a testamony. Then some brilliant person convinced me I should “write it out”. O-:I’m still working on it:-O.

    May the Lord grant a special blessing to each of you who share here. After all, we ARE blessed to be a blessing. Again, thanks for sharing.

  • Great Joy says:

    This was a wonderful devotion. I too accepted Jesus at a very early age, 8. All of my life I was considered different, some said crazy and all sorts of things. I was kind of isolated from other kids which was very difficult for me. However, I am grateful that I experienced Jesus so early. Both my sons accepted Jesus right at home at the age of 5. They are now ages 15 and 7. I am able to minister to them about the being “different” thing. As a result of this, my 15 y/o has witnessed to many of his friend at school who have accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Isn’t God awesome!

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