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1. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › sharing-your6 Principles for Sharing Your Testimony - The Gospel Coalition

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   Jun 1, 2021 · Have a before, how, and after. There should be a pretty clear timeline and logical flow to your story. Talk about what your life was like before Christ, how you met him, and what your life’s like now.

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2. truthsaves.org › my-life-before-christMy Life Before Christ - Tammy's Christian Testimony

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   Oct 24, 2014 · My Life Before Christ – Tammy’s Christian Testimony. My name is: regret, shame, pain, dirty, angry, failure, hated, forgotten. My life is full of valleys, with no mountain in sight. I haven’t seen good in so long I’m not sure it still exists. My story starts out like anybody else.

3. www.cru.org › us › enPreparing Your Personal Testimony | Cru

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   There are five basic parts to telling your story: the opening, your life before Christ, how you came to Christ, your life after Christ and the closing. The Opening. Identify a theme you can use to frame your story.

4. jimhalla.com › life-before-and-after-salvation-theLife Before and After Salvation: The So-What of Salvation

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   May 18, 2020 · Once saved life is simplified and your life lived for and in Christ is a blessing, privilege as well as a duty. See 1 John 3:1-3 and 5:3-4. The nine-part series: Life before and after Salvation focuses on the power of God for salvation life and the believer's response.

5. www.christfellowship.church › articles › testimonyYour Testimony Worksheet | Christ Fellowship Church

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   Here is a simple guide to help you define what your life was like before and after Jesus and the power of His work in your life. A downloadable version is available below! FIRST SECTION: “THE OLD ME”

6. biblehub.com › isaiah › 43-10Isaiah 43:10 - Israel's Only Savior - Bible Hub

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   Ye are my witnesses, saith the LORD, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he; before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me.

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   How did Christ make me a different person?

   • The testimony of how Christ came into my life and made me a different person is always exciting to share, and pretty easy to do. It’s the story of my restored relationship with God that came to me through no effort of my own, but solely through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

   6 Principles for Sharing Your Testimony - The Gospel Coalition

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   Is Christ's 'finished work' already a done deal from eternity?

   • Christ’s “finished work” is already a done deal from eternity: It was entirely necessary for the “finished work” to transpire in time—the Incarnation, crucifixion and resurrection were non-negotiable space-time events. But also, what materialized in history has forever been true in the heart and nature of God’s eternal, self-giving love.

   The Finished Work (before, during & after the Cross) - Patheos

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   Why is the cross called the finished work?

   • We’ve seen so far that the Cross can rightly be called “the finished work” because in his death, Christ “accomplished” forgiveness, redemption and reconciliation for all people. We’ve also seen that the redemption project preceded Good Friday in the birth, baptism and ministry of Jesus Christ.

   The Finished Work (before, during & after the Cross) - Patheos

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   What did Jesus say when he cries with his final breath?

   • “It is finished!” he cries with his final breath (John 19:30). Although Christ’s last words were likely spoken in Aramaic or Hebrew, the Greek word John the Beloved uses to translate Jesus’ words in his eyewitness account is tetelestai (from teleo, the verb form of the noun telos ).

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8. www.patheos.com › blogs › bradjersakThe Finished Work (before, During & After The Cross) - Brad ...

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   Oct 28, 2019 · Immediately, Christ begins the “finished work” by entering the wilderness to face and overcome the tempter on our behalf. We might think of the wilderness tests as Christ’s D-day...