Chapter 1
IN THIS LESSON
We-Testify is not just about weekly lessons — it’s a Kingdom-wide strategy to cultivate, collect, and amplify testimonies from around the world. Every time someone shares what God has done, the Church gets stronger.
Our long-term vision is to build a global digital testimony archive—a living library of God’s faithfulness that can disciple future generations, cross borders, and equip the Body of Christ worldwide.
Lesson Focus
Testimonies are not just shared in the moment — they are meant to be preserved, multiplied, and passed on. This lesson reveals the long-term vision of We‑Testify: to build a global, Spirit-led testimony archive that equips future generations, bridges cultures, and strengthens the global Church. By recording, honoring, and sharing what God has done, we are not just remembering—we are building Kingdom infrastructure for revival, discipleship, and legacy. Testimony is not just a spark… it’s a foundation stone.
Core Scriptures
Psalm 102:18 (ESV)
“Let this be recorded for a generation to come, so that a people yet to be created may praise the Lord.”
This is more than memory—it's legacy. When we record and share what God has done, we’re preserving faith for those not even born yet.
Habakkuk 2:2–3 (NLT)
“Then the Lord said to me, ‘Write my answer plainly on tablets, so that a runner can carry the correct message to others… If it seems slow in coming, wait patiently, for it will surely take place.’”
Testimonies are messages meant to be written, shared, and run with — this is our blueprint.
Supporting Scruptures
Isaiah 42:12 (NIV)
“Let them give glory to the Lord and proclaim his praise in the islands.”
Testimonies were never meant to stay local. When shared, they reach far places — even islands.Matthew 24:14 (NIV)
“And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all nations…”
Even the Gospel itself is described as a testimony — meaning, at its core, we are global witnesses.
We Testify Sparks
Journaling Prompt
“What’s one story from your life that should be remembered by the next generation?”
Write a few sentences to capture it—then consider sharing it, privately or publicly.
Group Discussion Questions
What would it look like if your church created a testimony time capsule for future generations?
What’s a story that helped you keep going in a hard season? Did someone share it with you?
What’s stopping most people from writing down their testimony?
Activation Challenge
Choose one small story of what God has done in your life—write it in 5 sentences. Save it. Share it. Upload it. Start your part of the archive.
Bonus Sparks
Create a Testimony Symbol
Draw or design something that represents your journey — a flame, a seed, a bridge?
Generational Testimony Prompt
Ask an elder in your life for one story you’ve never heard — record it and save it.
Closing Prayer
“Lord, we thank You that every generation carries a piece of Your story. Let us be faithful with what we’ve seen. Help us record what you’ve done—not to make ourselves known, but to make You unforgettable. Teach us to tell stories that outlive us. May our lives echo into eternity.”
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