Jason grew up in a Korean American home, shaped early by Jehovah’s Witness teachings and a deep fear of dying without God. As a teen he encountered the love of Jesus at a youth retreat, then years later, in the middle of a college party, Jesus met him again and broke chains of drugs, shame, and depression. Jason was then called into ministry and now pastors youth, witnessing healing, deliverance, and revival. This is a story of the Father’s heart, and the God who would rather be with us in our mess than without us at all.

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Email ⇨ [email protected]
Website ⇨ https://www.gracereformationministry.org/
Church Website ⇨ https://hopemd.church/

Credits:
Testimony by Jason Choi
Directed by Eric Villatoro 
Interviewed by Eric Villatoro 
Edited By Darvin Ramirez
Audio Mixed by Paul Nicholas 
Testimony Recorded in Gaithersburg, Maryland

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Chapters
00:00 Introduction

00:21 Going to Kingdom Hall as a Child

02:12 Wrestling with the Concept of Eternity as a Child

04:02 Encountering the Love of God at a Youth Retreat

07:42 Fighting, Drugs, and Partying

12:15 Trying to Serve God in My Own Strength

15:00 The Bottom Falls Out (or Trying to Quit Ministry)

18:06 Encountering God Again at Another Youth Retreat

25:07 Still Wrestling with Doubt (or Still Doubting God’s Love)

28:48 Hearing God’s Voice at a College Party

32:43 Growing in Friendship with Jesus

37:43 Moving in God’s Power as a Youth Pastor

40:58 What the Last 15 Years Have Been Like

44:37 Unlearning what the Jehovahs Witnesses Taught Me

47:26 Who is Jesus To You?

48:06 Prayer

50:31 Final Words

I Couldn't Believe that GOD Loved Me Until I Heard Him Say THIS...😳 (Testimony)
Jason Choi Testimony