AJ Stan Testimony :
Journey from Darkness to Light: Freedom through Christ
My name is AJ (Ah-Jay) - a software engineer by Profession from India, I’ve come to share my story, one that begins in a disciplined, hardworking family, and takes a transformative turn as I discover the truth that changed my life forever:
For much of my life, I believed that success was defined by societal standards: academic achievement, career accomplishments, beautiful women, and financial stability. But my journey would reveal to me that true success - true purpose -comes only through knowing and walking with God. And let me be clear:
God's grace knows no boundaries—it's not limited by class, race, nationality, profession, or background. Every human being is made in the image of God, whether rich or poor, educated or not, righteous or sinful. The truth is, none of us are truly good; we are all born into sin. But we have a choice: to reject a life of sin and embrace the Savior who can rescue us from eternal damnation. No matter where you are in life, God is ready to meet you right there.
I wasn’t always on this path. In fact, my life was heading in the complete opposite direction—toward destruction. But God, in His unimaginable mercy, intervened in ways that left me speechless. It wasn’t just a single event; it was a series of divine moments—through family, personal experiences, and a supernatural dream that shook me to my core. I was on a road to hell, blinded by the world, until I discovered the truth in Jesus Christ.
Not because of the religious traditions that opened my eyes, but the testimonies of people—especially non-religious Christians - who had extraordinary encounters with God. Their stories stirred something within me, making me question everything I thought I knew. As I received my own freedom from the chains of pornography by this time, I was seeking much into the reality of one's life and realized there’s more to life than what we see.
Beyond death lies eternity, a reality far greater than anything the human mind can comprehend—and it is undeniably real.
My Family & Early Life
I was raised in a religious God-fearing Catholic Christian household where discipline, hard work, and strong moral values were the foundation of everything we did. My father was a devout man who valued responsibility and the fear of God. Despite losing his own father at a very young age and having to navigate life’s challenges largely on his own, he maintained a strong faith in God, which was evident in how he raised us.
Every morning and night, my parents prayed with gratitude, giving everything to God. My father’s favorite Bible story was the parable of the prodigal son, and he would often remind us of its profound lessons. The prodigal son had everything but chose to leave his father’s home, chasing freedom and indulgence, only to find himself lost and broken, feeding pigs in desperation. My father’s message was clear: better to be a servant in the Father’s house than lost in the world’s delusions.
This story was my father’s reminder of the deep value of staying connected to the Father, even if only as a servant, rather than being lost in the pursuit of misguided freedom. He modeled this lesson through his own life, always careful with his finances, and never encouraging extravagance or materialism. He would consistently caution us to be humble, content, and never prideful. A strict and pious man, he stood firm in his convictions and lived out the values he imparted.
His life mirrored this teaching. He was careful with money, avoided extravagance, and always emphasized humility. His faith shaped the values he passed down to us, and although I didn’t fully understand it at the time, his steadfastness left an imprint on me that would come full circle years later.
In my childhood, I used to pray to God mostly in two situations: one was before exams, asking for good results and that I’d only get the questions I had studied, and the second was after the exams, hoping to avoid punishment from my father for poor grades. When it was time for parent-teacher meetings and report cards, my prayers to God would skyrocket like millions of missiles fired to heaven in one instance.
Reflecting my fear of facing my father's disappointment. Though I always promised myself I'd study harder next time, I would quickly fall back into playful distractions.
I enjoyed learning but often found myself lost in daydreams, captivated by the beauty of nature, strangely able to spot wild animals, especially snakes in the woods watching from my classroom, and expressing myself through art and creativity. I loved drawing, watching cartoons, and playing sports. Everything in life seemed joyful—except the pressure to prove myself academically in front of my father, which was a heavy burden at times.
I often wondered why my father was so hard on me. His discipline felt strict, and I couldn't understand what he was trying to achieve. Was it just about pushing me to excel academically? At the time, I didn’t see the bigger picture—that he was shaping my character, instilling integrity, responsibility, and a deep fear of God. While I longed for freedom, he was preparing me for life’s challenges, even if it meant being tough on me.
As I reflect now, I realize a profound truth: the more we know, the greater the responsibility we carry. This applies not only to knowledge but also to our understanding of God’s ways. When we diminish the importance of core values and ethics, we often fall into the very traps we strive to avoid.
A Transformative Dream: A Wake-Up Call to Question Life & Purpose
In early 2007-10, during a break from my bachelor’s studies, I returned home for the holidays. Little did I know, a single dream that night would forever change my perspective on life. I've always been fascinated by the supernatural, but this dream felt different—deeply vivid and unsettling.
As I lay in bed, I awoke to find another person beside me—someone who looked exactly like me. For a brief moment, I felt joy, imagining I had a twin. But that joy quickly turned to horror as I realized my "twin" was lifeless. Panic consumed me, and I cried as tears streamed down my face not just in the dream but in reality I was really crying, grounding me in the reality of the dream.
This wasn't just a nightmare; it was a supernatural experience awakening my spirit. Suddenly, I was lifted into the sky, surrounded by people mocking me. Their taunts—“Look, he’s dead!”—crashed over me like a tidal wave of fear. In that moment, I confronted the terrifying realization: is this how my life ends? I was young and had yet to experience love, influenced by romanticized stories from all the movies.
As I ascended higher, questions flooded my mind: Why was I wasting my life? Why did I act as if I had endless time? Thank God, My mom woke me up and it was already late. I brushed it off that it was just a dream.
It wasn’t until years later, after surrendering my life to Christ, that I understood this dream was a divine warning. That night, I faced a profound truth: it wasn’t just the fear of death I felt, but the fear of a wasted life. This dream was my wake-up call, a reminder to live with purpose and seek God.
The Dangers of Pornography: A Journey from Innocence to Immorality
The Spiritual world is active and cannot be seen with natural eyes, with demonic/evil forces always trying to steal, kill, and destroy. But Jesus God in flesh came to give abundant Life.
Yes, this is an area where we never hear in church/temples/religious gathering or any person sharing or talking publicly the challenges we face with Pornography, Masturbation, Sexual immorality, Lust.
These are the Evil Spirits that are attacking constantly over young minds to align with their lies to be satisfied, to feel pleasure to use the means which God never meant for us, so that we can be captivied and put in bondage, that we may fail in our call and destiny. As law of gravity applies for every one in this earth, the same way God's law applies for every one in this world.
Even if you dont believe Pornography is demonic/evil, just check yourself what are the after affects of pronography, mastrubation, fornicaiton - Guilt, shame, condemenation, low Self Esteem, Fear, Anxiety, Depression, Sucidal thoughts, not feeling love, isolated, lack of purpose, steal's your identity what God meant to be, ultimately death is the only thing we feel is the answer for all the torment.
These things I am talking about because after knowing Jesus and the Enemy of our Soul, I am just revealing Pornography and all Lust is from Evil One Satan and his demons.
The Awakening of Temptation
As I sat in my classroom, the whispers of curiosity danced in my mind, fed by the double-meaning jokes of my classmates and the vulgar language peppered throughout popular TV shows. What once felt innocent suddenly transformed into a realm of temptation, where every glance at a screen became a doorway to something dark and alluring. My young mind, still innocent and untainted, became a battlefield.
I remember vividly the first moment I stumbled upon pornography. It wasn’t a search but rather a chance encounter—an unexpected click that led me into a world filled with images that promised intimacy but delivered only perversion. Captivated, I felt as if I had unlocked a secret that everyone else was in on. What began as mere curiosity quickly morphed into an obsession, and soon my dreams were filled with sexual imagery. I found myself dreaming about sexual encounters, vivid and surreal, even before I had ever truly understood what intimacy was meant to be.
Spiritual Assaults and Immoral Thoughts
Yet, there was something deeper happening within me—a spiritual attack that quietly whispered in my ear, coaxing me towards immoral thoughts. The seeds of depravity were planted long before I ever consumed any explicit material. I would find myself wrestling with thoughts of incest and even darker fantasies, all of which contradicted the morals instilled in me since childhood. How could I, raised with values of love and respect, be so easily drawn into this web of immorality?
These thoughts were not mine alone; they were a manifestation of a spiritual struggle that often accompanies the awakening of sexuality. It was as if the enemy had taken advantage of my innocence, leading me down a path of destruction disguised as liberation. The allure of pornography twisted my perception of what divine intimacy truly is, replacing it with a warped understanding centered around self-gratification and detachment from genuine connection.
Convictions in the Middle of Sin
One day, I found myself captivated by a fashion show on TV, where the exposure of women drew my attention. In my living room, a posture of Jesus stood watch, His eyes seemingly fixed on me. I felt a profound conviction urging me to look away, but in my foolishness, I turned the picture away and continued watching the show. Though I never worshipped any Jesus Statue or poster, he is not in that image, but God can speak to you through anything.
I share this because many of us act in foolishness and childishness. Imagine a heavy vehicle barreling toward you at 100 mph. Would you dare close your eyes and believe it wouldn’t hit you? Or consider a cat drinking milk; it closes its eyes, thinking that if it can't see, it won’t be caught. This naive mindset mirrors our attempts to hide from God. We cannot escape His sight. Every sin we commit is clearly displayed in the spiritual realm, witnessed by angels, demons, and God Himself. While we might evade others, we cannot escape God.
I remember a time when my parents were scheduled to meet a powerful preacher known for receiving divine revelations about people's struggles. At that moment, I lacked any spiritual maturity or understanding, consumed only by the fear that if I attended, the preacher would expose my sins, making me a public spectacle. So, I avoided going.
This avoidance reflects how many of us perceive sin. Instead of confronting and confessing it, we dig a grave and bury it deep, hoping no one discovers what we’ve sown. Such is the deceptive nature of sin.
Sin is like a seed; we are all born with this seed within us. The more we nurture it, the more it grows, eventually yielding the fruit of death. The Bible warns us that the wages of sin is death.
Before I experienced the transformative power of being born again, I knew nothing about the Bible or names in the Bible, about the reality of Jesus, God, Life, death, Hell, Heaven, Angels, Demons, or even my purpose. Now, I understand the weight of those choices and the importance of confronting our sins rather than hiding from them.
Since born into a Catholic family, I was surrounded by familiar biblical terms and phrases, yet the true weight of what Jesus bore on the cross remained a mystery. I often found myself wondering why my God, Jesus Christ, a humble man who died on the cross, appeared so weak. Why wasn’t He like the 33 million gods from India and other gods of World I knew —those depicted with bulging muscles, wielding swords, conquering enemies with sheer power?
"Religion may provide comfort, but only a true relationship with the King—Jesus Christ—offers salvation, freedom, provision, and a place in His presence. At the time of judgment, the King of all creation must recognize that you belong to Him, allowing you to be with Him for eternity."
To grasp the profound meaning of the Cross and the purpose of His sacrifice, I turned to the words of John 10:11-15:
“I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives His life for the sheep. But a hireling, he who is not the shepherd, one who does not own the sheep, sees the wolf coming and leaves the sheep and flees; and the wolf catches the sheep and scatters them. The hireling flees because he is a hireling and does not care about the sheep. I am the good shepherd; and I know My sheep, and am known by My own. As the Father knows Me, even so I know the Father; and I lay down My life for the sheep."
These words reveal something essential about the character of God. A true Father loves His children and cares for them with a deep, unwavering commitment. He does not abandon them when danger arises or when the cost is high. The hired hand, in contrast, runs away at the first sign of trouble, leaving the sheep vulnerable to attack. On many occasions, the Wolf in Sheep's clothing comes first to devour you, for this very purpose the Devil and his agents mascarade as the Angel of light or gods in this world.
The so-called gods of this world lead you to transgress against the God of all creation. They entice you to commit sin—actions that defy God's laws—granting them the legal right to invade your life, ultimately dragging you toward eternal damnation in hell.
Hell is a place devoid of God, a realm of relentless punishment where the flames never cease and the torment is unbearable. Imagine the worst pain you've ever experienced in this life, multiplied a trillion times over. This is the kind of suffering that awaits you every second of eternity—endless agony, with worms that never die and flames that are never quenched.
In contrast, Jesus Christ, God incarnate, came into this world through a virgin, untouched by the corruption of man. He lived a holy life, offering a way of escape from this horrific fate. Throughout the Bible, He speaks of hell 42 times, emphasizing its reality and the urgency of avoiding it.
Even if you had the most hated enemy by your side, you'd surely wish for their absence. This is the essence of hell—a truly horrible place originally designed for the fallen angels, those who rebelled against God. The Bible describes it as a realm filled with gnashing of teeth, crying, and wailing—an unending cycle of despair.
Such is the nature of the world and the false gods it offers—temporary, unreliable, and quick to abandon you when trials arise. Don't be deceived. Seek the truth and turn to the one true God who offers life, hope, and salvation.
Before you pray or decide who you call God, take a moment to reflect. Consider His nature, His history, and what He has promised you. Are you following Him out of tradition, or do you truly know who He is?
We don’t casually call anyone our Father. We reserve that sacred title for the one who has a real and personal claim on us. Likewise, we must be equally careful about who we call God. Do you know who your God is? Do you know your Creator?
In the same way, we need to know who our God is, and who is our Creator.
God is not a liar. He is not a sinner. He is not a fornicator or an adulterer. He is sovereign—the One who reigns over all creation. He is omnipotent (all-powerful), omniscient (all-knowing), and omnipresent (ever-present). He is holy, He is just, and He is love. If the god you worship falls short in any of these attributes, stop and ask yourself: What has this god truly done for me? What is his purpose for my life?
The purity, righteousness, and love of the one true God are unchanging. His love is beyond comprehension. The things of this world—money, power, lust—are fragile and fleeting. But the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the Cross proves His ultimate, unwavering care for us. He laid down His life so that we might live, a profound act that reveals the very heart of God—He is the good Shepherd, always watching over and protecting His flock.
This message isn’t just an invitation—it’s a warning. The gods of this world, the entities people worship, may offer power, wealth, or pleasure, but they are ultimately destroyers. The enemy comes to steal, kill, and destroy (John 10:10). Do not be deceived into thinking that just because something has supernatural power or can grant you earthly desires it is your god. The true Creator of the universe, the one who formed you in His image, is God alone, and He is one.
To fully grasp the terminology I use, it's important to understand the foundational truths: Who is God? Who created the universe—the stars, planets, and mankind? What is the purpose of humanity, and who is the enemy of our souls? Who embodies evil, and who is the one true God?
For clarity on these essential questions, I invite you to explore this blog post:
Journey from Adam First Man to Jesus Second Man
This journey will provide the insight needed to understand the ultimate purpose and the battle for your soul.
In 2016, I found myself on a transformative journey, breaking free from the chains of pornography. I want to share that journey with you because the Good News is profound: I no longer need to struggle with sin. There is a Savior who has defeated sin on my behalf.
He took my sin upon Himself, exchanged my unrighteousness for His righteousness, adorned me with His crown and robes, and granted me salvation. He took my cross, stood in my place of judgment, absorbed my punishment, and faced death for me over 2000 years ago. Through it all, He never forsook me; He gave me freedom.
But let me be clear: the forces behind sin are real. They are evil spirits that tempt and lure us, baiting us like fish until we’re hooked. Without the revelation of truth, freedom remains elusive.
You don’t have to endure the pain and suffering I experienced. Instead, I invite you to reflect and ask a simple yet profound question:
Living God, if You are real, and if what this person is saying is true, could You save me from my own Sin? Would You encounter me? Jesus, if You are the true Living God, please speak to me, come into my Life, if you are my Creator, my True Father show me what you is true, that you Love me, flood me with your truth and allow me live my purpose that I was intended for?.”
To even ask this question requires extraordinary courage and a heart that truly seeks. If you have done this, you are one among a million who have dared to step forward, seeking light in the midst of darkness. For those longing to uncover the true meaning of their existence and break free from the unseen forces that bind them, the path lies in the light. This testimony of my life journey and this blog exist for one reason: to bring the hidden forces of darkness into the blazing Light of JESUS, where truth, purpose, and freedom can finally be found.
Mockery: Against God and Believers of Christ!
When I attended the Catholic church with my Dad and Mom, I often found myself feeling bored, sleepy, or distracted by wandering thoughts. But by the grace of God, I discovered a love for singing and worship during Mass. It became more than just a routine—it gave me a sense of purpose. I cherished the gift of being able to sing, and I made it a point to do so every week in my church.
That passion for singing stayed with me as I pursued my Bachelor's degree at a Catholic Christian College. I lived in the hostel for three years, where the environment was quite different. From the beginning, the hostel's Catholic preacher was strict, especially when it came to Christians who skipped daily church services. Despite the rules, my love for worship continued to drive me, even in a place where expectations were rigid and unwavering.
In that first year, our freedom was limited, but I enjoyed attending church daily, singing, and worshipping God in the college chapel. However, by the second year, something changed within me. A new preacher arrived to oversee the hostel, and I began sneaking away from church. This pattern persisted for the next two years. One day, the preacher confronted me, having looked through my profile. He pointed at me and said, "You are a Christian. Why are you not coming to church?"
Frustrated, I snapped back. I told him my father was a Christian, but my mother was not. I even went as far as denying my own faith, saying, "I am not a Christian." I openly denied Christ.
I observed some of whom were deeply faithful, regularly reading the Word and seeking God. But I mocked them. Sarcastically, I’d say, "Here come the children of God," while inwardly I was filled with pride. I ridiculed their outward devotion, assuming their inner lives were just as flawed as anyone else's. I aligned myself with others who did not know Jesus, speaking corrupt and hurtful things from my lips.
It is written, I Corinthians 15:33 NKJV
"Do not be deceived: ‘Evil company corrupts good habits.’"
I didn’t know then how righteous or unrighteous those believers were on the inside. But I do know that when I mocked them as “children of God,” I was, in essence, acknowledging that I was living as a child of the devil. By denying Christ before others and belittling those who sought Him, I was positioning myself on the opposite side. This wasn’t just a casual attitude but a prideful rejection of truth and light.
I bring this up because the reality is stark: you are either a Son of the Serpent or a Son of God. We are all born in sin, carrying the seed of the serpent within us. No one escapes this reality. We all need a Savior. Why emphasize this? Because it’s easy to deceive ourselves when we compare our sins to those of others. We may look at criminals, abusers, or murderers and think, "I'm not like them." But this comparison is self-deception. I, too, once saw myself as righteous in my own eyes.
The Bible speaks of this in two key passages: In Matthew 5:27-28, Jesus says,
“You have heard that it was said to those of old, ‘You shall not commit adultery.’ But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.” This reveals that sin is not just in our actions but in the condition of our hearts.
And in Luke 18:10-14, Jesus shares the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector: “Two men went up to the temple to pray, one a Pharisee and the other a tax collector. The Pharisee stood and prayed, ‘God, I thank You that I am not like other men—extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even this tax collector. I fast twice a week; I give tithes of all I possess.’ But the tax collector, standing afar off, would not even raise his eyes to heaven but beat his breast, saying, ‘God, be merciful to me, a sinner!’ I tell you, this man went home justified rather than the other; for everyone who exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.”
In my own pride, I was the Pharisee, blinded to my own need for mercy. But the path to true righteousness lies in humbling ourselves before God and recognizing our need for His grace.
The Journey from Porn(death) to Purity(Life)
For a long time, I struggled with the chains of pornography. Despite trying numerous methods to break free, I found myself trapped. Many of my friends downplayed it, saying it was just a natural part of growing up, a phase tied to hormonal changes. But deep inside, I knew it was wrong.
This internal conflict left me feeling empty and despairing, as I searched for a purpose that seemed beyond my reach. Sin enslaved me, and my heart was filled with darkness. Satan’s grip on my life led to deep despair and self-condemnation. I was deprived of peace, unable to grasp the truth that my life had a purpose.
I often found myself asking, "Why was I born?" My spirit was in turmoil, and the void within me grew unbearable. I desperately needed help.
The Turning Point
My journey took a significant turn when I confided in my dear friend Sunny. I shared with him the deep emptiness and despair that weighed on my soul, despite having money, a loving family, and all the freedom I could ever need. Sunny suggested that I attend a retreat, explaining that it would be a time to separate from daily distractions and focus solely on God. He assured me that it wasn’t a traditional church service, and his words intrigued me.
In 2016, driven by a burning desire for freedom, I embarked on an eight-hour drive to attend a three-day retreat. During this time, I came across a Hebrew song on YouTube. The song told the story of a young Hebrew boy who had been miraculously healed of blindness—a condition caused by a deadly disease. As I listened to the boy’s testimony and the song, my heart swelled with deep despair, godly sorrow, and repentance. I wept, with hot tears streaming down my cheeks like liquid gold, not fully understanding why I was crying.
The Holy Spirit urged me to look up the lyrics, and they resonated deeply with my soul:
Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned against You.I danced for every crime.I forgot You even now, but You were always in my life.I went every way but not Yours, yet You were my guiding light.I was blind; I couldn’t see beyond what was in front of me.I didn’t see what Your eyes saw.King of Kings, thank You for life, for happiness, for tears, for laughter.And even when times are hard, God, You are never far away.Though my path is dark, I trust in You, my God.Every day that passes brings me closer to heaven,For I have set You before my eyes.
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When I arrived at the retreat, I was given a room and asked to switch off my phone and surrender it, as they wanted everyone to give their full attention to what was being preached. Feeling that nothing could satisfy the deep anguish in my soul, I surrendered and began to listen. The speaker was not a traditional church figure, but someone who had experienced a real encounter with Christ. As they shared their life experiences, I couldn’t help but wonder if someone had told them about my struggles. They spoke directly to what I needed to hear, helping me understand how sin entered humanity and the consequences of living in disobedience.
Bringing Scriptures and unveiling truths as never before, opened up my senses to focus on it. By this time of my life, I didn't even know the Books of the Bible, Only knew Mathew Mark, etc.
The Encounter with Christ
The Holy Spirit worked in my heart exposing all of my Sins, my passions, and flesh that's overruling my spirit.
Understanding Sin and Redemption
I came to realize that sin is real and that pornography is an active assault from the demonic realm. Through the Bible, I learned that sin entered the world through man's rebellion. Satan stripped humanity of the authority God had originally given. When Adam realized his nakedness, he was expelled from the Garden of Eden, marking the fallen state of mankind, where disobedience brought death. Adam and Eve believed the lies of the devil, ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and were banished from God’s presence.
I began to understand the eternal consequences of dying in sin—I was destined for hell. Desperate for peace and answers, I turned to Jesus, the only one who could save me from the enemy in this life and from eternal damnation. It was here that I realized Satan had a strong grip on me, tormenting my soul
I truly repented my sin of pornography, attended an inner healing session, forgave those who had hurt me, and confessed my sins. On the final day, a preacher anointed my forehead with oil, and I felt a burning sensation as if I could see in spirit that Fire was ignited over my soul. When I returned to Ohio, by God’s supernatural grace, the urges for pornography, lust, and masturbation vanished.
Supernatural Encounters that My Roommate ExHindu Shocking Testimony
After returning to Ohio, I relocated to a new place where two of my roommates were Christians. I knew one was a Christian, but I wasn’t sure about the other. One day, as we were driving from Ohio to Bentonville, Arkansas, one of my roommates shared his testimony of how he came to Christ. I was struck by it. (I will share the experience and testimony of my roommate Arun, who was also my manager at work, another time.)
I felt a pang of jealousy, thinking, "Isn’t our God available to His own Catholics - the true Christians? Why does He give such encounters to Hindus?" I shared this thought with my dad, who replied that God chooses unusual people. Though I struggled to agree, thought to myself I am much more qualified to be more unusual than any, so why wouldn't I have these supernatural experiences.
Like many religious individuals, I used to find comfort in comparing myself to those who were more deeply entangled in sinful passions and the lusts of the flesh. I would measure myself against murderers, rapists, thieves, child molesters, fornicators, and adulterers, convincing myself that I was not a sinner like they were. In my eyes, I was somehow more righteous, believing I was qualified to be one of God's chosen people by my own standards—ignoring the true measure of righteousness found in the sacrifice of Jesus.
As I read the word of God,
Matthew 5:27-28 NKJV “You have heard that it was said to those of old, 'You shall not commit adultery. ' But I say to you that whoever looks at a woman to lust for her has already committed adultery with her in his heart.
Mathew 5:22 NKJV But I say to you that whoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment. And whoever says to his brother, 'Raca!'
On a profound journey of self-discovery, I came to the realization standard to be qualified to be with God and possess the inheritance is too high of Holyness which no man who lived ever had except for Jesus Christ who is God in Flesh lived completely sinless, Holy from beginning, accepted the fact that I needed him to be my personal Savior.
What began as a spark of jealousy—witnessing the zealousness of others for God—soon transformed into my own passionate pursuit of Him. The testimonies of people who had encountered Jesus and experienced life-changing transformations revealed to me that Jesus is not just a figure of myth or legend. He is real, a person who came to us as the Christ.
Before finding freedom from the chains of pornography, my relationship with Christ was superficial at best. I had only a vague understanding of Him, largely shaped by religious teachings. However, through the testimonies of others and my personal experiences, I came to realize that Jesus Christ is fully God and fully man. Born of a virgin, untainted by the seed of man, He lived a perfect, sinless life. He alone is truly good.
As I began to immerse myself in the Word of God, I was captivated. The miracles I read about amazed me, the stubbornness of mankind baffled me, and the boundless mercy and grace of God overwhelmed me. The Bible became the most powerful book I had ever encountered, bringing me to life as I devoured its pages. The hunger within me, kindled by the Holy Spirit, drove me to consume the first 50 chapters of Genesis in a single day.
Note, the only time I ever read any book is just before the exam so that I can pass my test to avoid bashing from my earthly Father.
A pivotal moment in my journey came when I watched a video by Danish preacher Torben. In it, he prayed a simple 10-second prayer for a man covered in tattoos, and to my utter disbelief, the man was instantly healed. Up until that point, I had doubted that miracles were still possible today, thinking they had ceased long ago. But God shocked me by honoring that prayer and performing a miracle before my very eyes.
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Through my newfound freedom from pornography, I came to understand the reality of God’s Kingdom. Angels are real, demons are real, the Bible is real, and miracles, signs, and wonders are real.
After delving into over a thousand testimonies from people who were both born/not born into Christian families, I made the life-changing decision to be born again. I was baptized in both water and the Spirit and on September 8, 2018, in Medical Lake, WA State, during The Last Reformation Kickstart, Jesus cleansed me of all my sins and gave me new life.
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BORN AGAIN IN WATER & SPIRIT ?
CHECK IF YOU SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS NEEDED FOR IMMIGRATION TO HEAVEN?Since that day, I have witnessed the healing of the sick, the deliverance of the oppressed, and countless other miracles, all through the power of Jesus. My life has been transformed in ways I could never have imagined, and the urges that once enslaved me have lost their power. Committing myself to Christ has brought unparalleled peace and purpose to my life.
Now, as I continue to grow in my faith, I understand more deeply that Jesus is real and that His sacrifice for my sins is real. He is the only way for humanity to return to our Creator. The righteousness of Jesus is available to all who accept His sacrifice, repent of their sins, and are born again of water and Spirit.
My mission is to share this good news - the truth of Jesus Christ - so that others might find the same freedom and salvation that I have. The grace of God can rescue anyone from the path to hell and lead them into eternal life.
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