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Psalm 66: Share Your Testimony

Episode 1221 Published 2 weeks, 5 days ago
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Your story is not small, and it is not “normal” when God is the one who carried you through it. We sit with Psalm 66 and hear an anonymous writer do something fearless: turn a personal rescue into public praise. The name is missing, but the message is clear. Testimony is not about spotlighting ourselves; it is about making God’s goodness easier to see for the people around us.

Pastor Brandon walks through the psalm’s flow, from big, joyful worship to specific reminders of what God has done, including deliverance, testing, purification, and being brought through fire and flood into abundance. We also talk about why listening to someone else’s God story can change a hard season, and why sharing your own testimony might be the exact encouragement another believer needs when life feels heavy.

Then we get practical about salvation and the gospel. If you’ve forgotten what God saved you from, you’ll feel the reset. If you’re not a Christian, you’ll hear a simple path forward using the ABCs: accept that you are a sinner, believe Jesus can wash away your sins, confess your need for Him. We end with a challenge to share your testimony today, plus a prayer for courage and clarity to notice the person who needs hope.

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Scripture quotations taken from the Holy Bible, New Living Translation (NLT).
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