Greetings members of the Weekend Experiences community. I welcome you all to my blog.
I had a great weekend. I'm saying this because I did something I'd never do before in my entire life.
So this weekend, I decided to go on a witnessing on my school campus. At first, I was scared because I'd never done that in school before.
You know how some students behave once they notice someone wants to talk to them about God.
I've been seeing what they do to others who always try to talk to them about Christ. Some would say they already knew God.
This is the excuse students give once they notice someone wants to talk to them about God.
I thought about this, and I said to myself, what if these students do the same thing to me, how will I feel?
I asked myself if I would be able to explain the word of God to the students' satisfaction. After thinking about all those things, I decided to take my bath.
After taking my bath, I rubbed my cream, put on my skirt and shirt, and then prepared to leave. But before I left the house, I talked to God about it.
I told God I wouldn't like to be embarrassed by anyone. I asked him to make all the students I would meet submit to the will of God.
I entered school on Wednesday, and I met a lady who gave me her attention. I said everything I needed to say to her, and I prayed for her before I left her.
I did the same thing to other people, and I discovered that everything went on smoothly. I felt this Joy inside of me.
I didn't regret doing that. So yesterday I also went back to school to continue from where I stopped. But surprisingly, what I've been trying to avoid happened.
Some students gave me excuses for not wanting to listen to what I had to say. I wanted to feel discouraged but I said no.
I went ahead to look for other students to talk to, and I found them. I talked to one lady, and about five or six guys.
They listened attentively to what I had to say. I met a young guy about fifteen years old. I asked about his relationship with Christ, and he told me he had left Christ behind some years ago.
I asked him why, and he said he wanted to experience the dark world, that once he's done, he would come back to God.
I told him he shouldn't keep time for God, that he should try as much as possible to return to God that he would deliver him from whatsoever he has put himself into.
I know God would help him. I was glad I'd share the good news of the kingdom with people, and that has been the greatest thing that has given me joy this weekend.
Thank you all.
