That's when I knew I was like,
Well, God, now I know.
Like now
I can always remember this
for the rest of my life.
If I ever doubt I know,
I know that this is real.
Hello.
Hi.
Okay,
we're just going to ask
some questions.
You go ahead.
How did you come to know Jesus?
From the beginning.
Growing up,
I grew up atheist,
so I think I never really saw
a whole lot about it.
I never
I never wondered about who he was.
You and me lived here for a while,
for a year or two.
I remember that
we sat in this restaurant eating.
You were studying
theology at the time?
Yeah.
I remember
you saying, like,
I don't think
there's anything afterlife.
Yeah.
And I was like,
Oh, why don't you tell me more?
And that was kind of an opening
then to, like, speak.
Well, what do you believe?
Yeah.
During that time as well, my dad had
skin cancer also.
He did do this surgery for the
for the skin cancer.
And then my
my dad got sicker
and sicker, having, like, rose
fever and infections.
So it was struggle
with the process
of healing the actual wound.
They needed the surgery for it.
But then the since
he was always sick,
they couldn't do the surgery.
So I remember like
just seeing in my head, I was like,
well, God is here real than here.
My dad. Yeah.
And I remember
it was late
and my dad
always called me when I texted him
good night.
And he calls me and said like, oh,
we went to the doctor.
See, again,
they looked at the wound
and if I remember correctly,
I think it was 13
centimeters by six seven
that the wound was initially
and then
it has shrunk to six by two
or six by three all by itself.
And my dad even said
it's almost as if
some, like higher power had kept me
from doing this surgery
so that my body can heal on its own.
That's when I knew I was like,
Well, God, now I know.
Like now I can always remember this
for the rest of my life.
If I ever doubt.
I know, I know that this is real.
So I try to take off here.
Yes, I'm nervous.
Okay.
Describe the moment
you decided to take the leap
and share your faith with me.
Oh, I was very nervous.
Yeah,
I was praying,
obviously, and I was just like,
oh, like,
I do want to bring this up,
but it's nerve wracking.
And even though the other person
on the other side
might not feel that I could see
you probably didn't notice on me.
No, no.
Like that, then,
like it's
nerve wracking
because you,
especially when you've done life
before together,
what actually helps in
those situations
is like obviously praying before.
But what helped in that situation
was that our conversation
always comes natural.
It was not like I was like,
Oh, what should I say?
Or like, you know,
have I prepared a Bible verse or,
you know,
like and I didn't even know life
like that was the thing.
Like I was on my faith journey.
Like, I had no idea fun things.
I had recently started
Bible College,
but I came fresh in to Bible College
as well, like as a new Christian.
So in that sense, I'm like, well,
I don't really know a lot.
I just know my experience.
And that's kind
of where our conversation
then led to doing during this
that we were in Terrestre on fear.
Because we're just friends
spending time.
So it's not strange to talk about it
in that sense, you know.
Even though it can be scary. Yeah.
So you're trying next month?
Yeah.
I hope I am watching.
Jennifer,
did you see that
made her words credible?
I mean, you always be very good
at, like,
having a challenging perspective
or asking a question
and being maybe more like a curious
in that interest
in that sense, and
and sharing that way.
It's also it's more credible
being like,
I don't know, everything.
And I think that's
everyone needs to know that today
and not just this, my opinion
and I know this is facts,
but yeah,
I think being open and honest,
as you said
before, saying,
I don't know everything,
but this is the way it could be.
Also, maybe ask God about it.
Maybe we should do a Bible study
about this. I don't know.
It could be
you know,
like let's let's go deeper.
But just being honest, saying like,
I don't know everything,
but then try to get a good answer
how that looks like in
in your own life.
Yeah, I'd say yeah. Okay cool.
So I got.
How did you overcome
your fear of rejection
when you asked me?
And then we had the conversation
at the at the restaurant
and.
What I did to overcome that and pray
like always prayer works
like it actually does.
And in those situations,
I think that was
very definitely guides you
through those conversations.
And so you might be nervous
and you might be scared
and like before,
but then
when it actually comes to it,
it's like when you do
most things in life.
I think that
when you're actually doing it,
you just fall so naturally
because you're
so guided by the Holy Spirit.
You just feel peace
and then the conversation
flows naturally.
Yeah. Okay, good.
Good chatting. Yeah.
Catching up.
Yeah.
That's when I knew I was like,
Well, God, now I know.
Like, now I can always remember this
for the rest of my life.
If I ever doubt.
I know, I know that this is real.
Hello. Hi.
Okay, we're just going to
ask some questions.
You go ahead.
How did you come to know Jesus?
From the beginning?
I growing up,
I grew up atheist,
so I think I never really saw
a whole lot about it.
I never
I never wondered about who he was.
You and me lives here
for a while, for a year or two.
I remember that
we sat in this restaurant eating.
You were
studying theology
at the time, right?
Yeah.
I remember you saying, like,
I don't think
there's anything afterlife. Yeah.
And I was like, Oh, why don't you
tell me more?
And that was kind of an opening
then to like, speak.
Well, what do you believe?
Yeah, yeah.
During that time as well, my dad had
skin cancer also.
He did do this surgery
for this for the skin cancer.
And then my
my dad got sicker
and sicker having like rose
fever and infections.
So it was struggle with the process
of healing the actual wound.
They needed the surgery for it.
But then since he was always sick,
they couldn't do the surgery.
So I remember like
just seeing in my head,
I was like, well, God is here
real than heal my dad. Yeah.
And I remember
it was late
and my dad always called me
when I texted him goodnight
and he calls me and said
like, oh,
we went to the doctor see again
they looked at the wound
and if I remember correctly,
I think it was 13
centimeters by six seven
that the wound was initially
and then
it has shrunk to six by two
or six by three all by itself.
And my dad even said
it's almost as if
some, like higher power had kept me
from doing this surgery
so that my body can heal on its own.
That's when I knew I was like,
Well, God, now I know.
Like now I can always remember this
for the rest of my life.
If I ever doubt.
I know, I know that this is real.
So I try to take off here.
Yes, I'm nervous.
Okay.
Describe the
moment you
decided to take the leap
and share your faith with me.
Oh, I was very nervous.
Yeah, I was praying,
obviously, and I was just like,
oh, like,
I do want to bring this up,
but it's nerve wracking.
And even though
the other person on the other side
might not feel that way.
Okay,
so you probably didn't notice on me?
No, no.
Like,
but then, like, it's nerve wracking
because you, especially
when you've done life
before together,
what actually helps in
those situations
is like obviously praying before.
But what helped in that situation
was that our conversation
always comes natural.
It was not like I was like,
Oh, what should I say?
Or like, you know,
how I prepared a Bible verse or,
you know, like,
and I didn't even know a lot
like that was the thing, like I was.
So my faith journey, like
I had no idea, fun things.
I had recently started
Bible College,
but I came fresh in to Bible College
and so like as a new Christian.
So in that sense I'm like, well,
I don't really know a lot.
I just know my experience.
And that's kind of
where our conversation
then led to doing during this
that we were in Thai restaurant
because we're.
Just friends
spending time,
so it's not so much to talk about it
in that sense. Yeah.
Even though it can be scary.
Yeah.
Okay, so you're trying next month?
Yeah. Hey, but
what?
And Jennifer, did
you see that
made her words credible?
I mean, you always be very good
at, like,
having a challenging perspective
or asking a question
and being maybe more like a curious
in that interest
in that sense and sharing that way.
It's also it's more credible
being like,
I don't know, everything.
And I think that's
everyone needs to know that today,
not just this, my opinion
and I know this is facts,
but yeah,
I think being open and honest
as you said before, saying,
I don't know everything,
but this is a way it could be also
maybe ask God about it.
Maybe we should do a Bible study
about this. I don't know.
It could be, you know, like let's
let's go deeper.
But just being honest, saying like,
I don't know everything,
but then try to get a good answer
how that looks like in
in your own life.
Yeah, I'd say yeah. Okay cool.
So I got.
How did you overcome
your fear of rejection
when you asked me.
And then we had a conversation
at the at the restaurant. Stop.
And what I did to overcome that,
I am praying like always.
Yeah, prayer works
like it actually does.
And in those situations,
I think that was very
definitely guides you
through those conversations.
And so you might be nervous
and you might be scared
and like before,
but then
when it actually comes to it,
it's like when you do
most things in life.
I think that
when you're actually doing it,
you just fall so naturally
because you're
so guided by the Holy Spirit.
You just feel peace
and then the conversation
flows natural.
Yeah. Okay, good.
Good chatting.
Yeah, I've got to go.
Yeah.