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Testimony:  Faith to Faith 

25/12/2014

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by Rastus Chow

The fruit of silence is prayer
The fruit of prayer is faith
The fruit of faith is love
The fruit of love is service
The fruit of service is peace
- Mother Teresa

Mother’s prayer sums up my entire experience in India. God judges the heart, and he looks at the fruits of our lives. Running a children’s programme, sharing a testimony or even teaching the Bible are gifts given by God, and should be used for His Kingdom’s purposes.

Personally, I’ve learned that even though these activities are important, what is more important is the fruit that I produce. Am I doing these things because it has become a routine for me or am I doing it out of faith and love? If I am doing it out of faith and love, why do I struggle to pray? Through this trip, God has shown me that faith is important as much as love is. Faith can only be strengthened through intimacy with Him, and intimacy comes both from reading His Word and from prayer.

Before this trip, I have to admit that I struggled to be intimate with him. I go through the motion when reading the Word and when praying. My faith was weak. When I prayed for the men, women, and children, I struggled to believe that God would answer those prayers. I doubted many times.

However, my faith has been strengthened over the past few days in India. God has shown me that in order for me to have faith, I have to pray. In order to desire prayer, I have to first start by asking Him to give me that desire. Today, I have a greater desire to pray, and I thank God for that!

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Brett N link
1/8/2024 07:25:04 pm

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    Ps Karen Gan
    is the founding apostolic pastor of Missional Church Communities, a network of churches multiplying disciples who make disciples and multiplying community-based churches. She is passionate for kingdom purposes and is the visionary founder of Youth TransformNations as well as ChampionKids. 

    Ps Jason Tay
    is the founding pastor of Missional Church Communities, a network of churches multiplying disciples who make disciples and multiplying community-based churches.  He is passionate about kingdom business to provide sustainability and models it with a social enterprise as well as providing coaching to online and offline entrepreneurs. 

    Dani Tobing 
    is a young lady in her 20s from Indonesia  who has a heart for the poor. She went on her first mission trip to India with YTN in July 2013. She graduated from Rhema Bible Training Institute (Singapore) and is working with children in  a school in Jakarta.

    Rastus Chow 
    is a university undergraduate at National University of Singapore, and was 23 years old at the time he wrote the blog. He travelled with the YTN mission team to run a short children's program in CK home and school in Dec 2014. 

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