Your testimony is your story of how Jesus changed your life. It’s not about being perfect — it’s about being real. Whether dramatic or quiet, every story of trusting Jesus is powerful.
You never know who needs to hear your story to believe theirs is not over.
3 Parts of a Testimony
1. Before Jesus
What was your life like before you truly trusted Him? What were you struggling with? What questions or pain did you carry?
Example prompts:
“I felt lost, empty, or unsure of who I was…”
“I tried to rely on my own strength, but it wasn’t enough…”
“I was chasing peace in all the wrong places…”
2. The Turning Point
What happened that made you turn to Jesus? Was it a moment, a process, a verse, or a person?
Example prompts:
“I hit a point where I knew something had to change…”
“I cried out to God and He met me in my lowest moment…”
“Proverbs 3:5-6 opened my heart to trust again…”
3. After Trusting Jesus
How has your life changed since putting your trust in Him?
Example prompts:
“I now live with peace and purpose I didn’t have before…”
“I still face challenges, but I’m never alone…”
“Now, I walk by faith and not by sight…”
Helpful Tips
Keep it real, not religious. People connect to honesty, not perfection.
Keep it short — aim for 1–2 minutes if sharing aloud or on video.
Include Proverbs 3:5–6 if it speaks to your story:
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths."
Want to Record a Video Testimony?
Use your phone — keep it vertical or horizontal.
Start by saying:
“Hi, my name is ____, and I trust Jesus.”
Then share your story using the 3-part guide above.
End by inviting others:
“Join the movement. Add your voice. Trust Jesus.”
Where to Send your Video
Please send your videos to jisrealapparel25@gmail.com or tag us at J. Isreal Apparel on Instagram. Use #TrustJesusMovement #ImadeTheDeclaration
Final Encouragement
Your story is a seed. When you share it, someone else finds the courage to trust Jesus too. Don’t wait for it to be perfect — just speak from the heart. God will do the rest.
