How I Surrendered My Life to the Lord Jesus Christ

How I Surrendered My Life to the Lord Jesus Christ

Before I surrendered my life to my Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ,  I had a deep sense of emptiness in my heart. As a way to fill this empty hole in my heart, I always looked to man to fulfil my needs with any kind of sin. At the time, I was not aware of what was going on in my life and why I made all the wrong choices, not realizing the Holy Spirit was what I needed. Marrying at the age of 25, I really did not believe I loved my husband and after two to three years I gave birth to our first son, struggling to love as well. I felt totally empty – I felt I had nothing inside of me to give. I was a terrible mess because of all my past and present sins, the devil had put me in total bondage to him!  I had no mind of my own really. I remember one incident shortly after my eldest son was born, I was cooking food over the element on the stove,  boiling water when I was on my own with my son asleep in his room, I fainted and collapsed on the floor and when I came conscience, not knowing why this happened, by the grace of God I was not hurt

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Truth Wins – a Nun’s Story

Truth Wins – a Nun’s Story

Forty-five years of my life were spent as a Roman Catholic; twenty-two of them as a nun in an enclosed convent dedicated to adoration, reparation and suffering. I believed it was a nun’s calling to be a miniature saviour of the world like Jesus Christ. After attending Catholic elementary school for eight years and memorizing catechism which is the Roman Catholic textbook, I believed in my heart that a family having a son or daughter become a priest or nun would receive God’s favour and special blessings. I decided to enter the convent when I was old enough to leave home. This was my goal while I was still in my teens. On my twenty-first birthday, 1954, I entered the convent against my parent’s wishes. My belief in my calling to be a nun superseded my parent’s vehement opposition. Even though it broke my heart to leave my family I consoled myself in the fact that I was doing God’s will by making this sacrifice for the salvation of my family and all those outside the Catholic faith who I believed were doomed to hell. At first, I was in awe of the solitude, structural beauty and peacefulness the convent seemed to have. I was taught to do penance-such as sleeping on a board, prostrating myself at the door of

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Effects of Preaching the Gospel

Effects of Preaching the Gospel

Yes – for the past 19 years of my Christian life, Acts 20:20 has been the perfect vision for me, and I believe it is the perfect vision for the Church. I have preached and taught the Word of God publicly and from house to house. Paul said he preached the gospel in two ways: number one, publicly; number two, from house to house. Every ministry has these two aspects, and so should every Christian. Many people want to begin their ministry publicly. They come to our crusades, see the mighty works of God and the gospel being proclaimed and say: “Brother Rambabu, I want to be in full-time ministry too.” And do you know why? It’s because they are awed by the public ministry – the huge stage, bright lights, crowds running into thousands, posters with my name on, miracles, healing – all caught on video to be broadcast to yet more thousands! This is the life for them, they say. My sister-in-law always used to say that we had such a fun-packed life, travelling from place to place in planes, trains and buses, staying in hotels, and eating different kinds of food. All we had to do was preach and come home -simple! She thought it was wonderful. My wife, Vinita, tried telling her that it was not

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Thank You God for Still Having Mercy On Me

Thank You God for Still Having Mercy On Me

I was a murderer, liar, worshipped graven images, adulterer, basically everything on the 10 commandments, I broke every moral law, sinful, heathen, hateful, jealous, consulted mediums, witchcraft, divinity, tarot cards, horoscopes: 3 husbands. 1 death 2 divorces, 4 children. 3 abortions. Basically I did it all wrong in the sight of the Lord and I repented after reading the Bible finally at age 35. Learned about Satan: and now I try and live upright to the best of my ability and can resist the devil and his schemes. Prior to my repentance which was a yearlong process, I had a devastating loss and public humiliation. and something that was a miracle or supernatural thing that happened. It involved a dream and a vision. I believe in Christ and his Father the one who created the universe and everything in it. Thank you Father God for still having mercy on me even though I deserve to die and go to hell. Thanks for saving me (my soul) and also thanks for taking me out of situations which I should’ve died (1 story out of many, I was at a festival, just arriving but only had 30 min till closing. All of a sudden got sick out of nowhere and had to leave. As I was leaving, police were driving in and

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Becoming a Christian Empowered Me to Accomplish Goals

Becoming a Christian Empowered Me to Accomplish Goals

I embraced Christianity at the age of 20. For me, my experience of becoming a Christian meant walking away from several destructive habits that had been dragging me down since my early teens. I well recall getting drunk the first time when I was 14. I discovered marijuana soon after, and I smoked way too much back then. From there, I moved on to other drugs such as LSD, which I only took a handful of times. In retrospect, that drug frightened me enough to handle it sparingly. I never did cocaine because my circle of friends couldn’t afford it. My friends and I did take drugs that were known in the 70s as Qualudes (sp?) or soapers, as we called them. They might be comparable to today’s opiates, only less powerful and less addictive. My teenage years were a blur of drug use, drinking, and chronic underachieving. I believe that had I resisted drugs and alcohol, my life would have been better back then. I would have accomplished more and set higher goals. I somehow graduated from high school, but by the proverbial skin of my teeth. During my 20th year, I was so miserable that I had to make changes. I tried praying, and after a time, I experienced what I can only describe as a spiritual awakening.

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