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The Power of Testimony

Reflect:

When you share your testimony, you don’t need to defend anything or have all the answers. Like the man born blind, you simply declare what God has done for you. His story was clear—he was blind, and now he could see. Your testimony is just as powerful in its simplicity.

One key aspect of God's work in our lives is that He always replaces what is broken with something better. When He heals, restores, or comforts, He doesn't leave us the same; He transforms us. Can you think of what God has removed from your life? Maybe it’s bitterness, fear, or shame. And in its place, He has given you peace, courage, or freedom.

It’s important to reflect on how God has transformed you and what new blessings He has replaced the old with. These transformations are part of the power of your testimony, showing others what is possible through God's grace and intervention.

Respond:

The man’s testimony was simple: “I was blind, now I see.” Reflect on the blessings God has replaced the old with in your life. How do these blessings help you to be more like Jesus? Do they enable you to show love, grace, and forgiveness more freely?

Take a moment to write down at least three things God has replaced in your life, and then consider how those blessings empower you to reflect more of Jesus in your thoughts, actions, and relationships.

Pray and thank God for the transformation He has brought into your life, and ask Him to help you live out your testimony daily, pointing others to His power and grace.