4 More Reasons Why You Need a Video Testimony
4. A recording gives you a simple way to tell others about Jesus. Even if you’re not inclined to do evangelism—and especially if fear stops you from doing it—sending someone a link to a recording is a step in the right direction. Even the most timid witness can email a link and invite someone to listen to his or her story.
5. Your church might make use of your recording. Maybe they’ll want to share it in a worship service or post it on their website (see this post for why we need to include testimonies in a service). You might want to share it with your small group, too. In any case, you’re now privileged to be a greater witness for Christ.
6. Doing a recording will push you to evaluate your Christian walk. Whenever you tell the story of God’s grace in your life, doing so will either bless you or convict you. You’ll be blessed if your walk today is consistent; you’ll experience conviction if it’s not. Either response is good for you.
7. You’ll want to walk more closely with God when you’ve focused on His grace through Christ. It’s hard to consider how God saved us without wanting to turn from sin and rely more on Him. In that sense, recording your testimony becomes your own call to continued growth in your relationship with God.
Again, I encourage you this week to record your video testimony—and begin sharing it with others!
