Time for a Testimony

Time for a Testimony

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Time for a Testimony episodes

  • Jess S
    Is it enough for my family members to have personal experiences with God? What about me? Does God always speak to us or show up in our lives in the same way? On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes her friend Jess to the podcast. Join her in listening to Jess share about how she encountered God as a teenager in a moment when she least expected it. Jess’ story encourages us to not limit the way we think that God can or will show up in our lives.
    19 min
  • Andy Löwen

    Is it possible for kids to experience the presence of God? Is there anything we can do to invite God’s presence into our own lives today? On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes Andy to the podcast. Join her in listening to Andy share his story about how the presence of God touched him in a profound way when he was only 11 years old and marked him for the rest of his life. Andy’s testimony reminds us that God is eager to be with you in your life today, even in the smallest moments.

    27 min
  • Shelly Morel

    Why do Christians say that God is our Father? What is it about our relationship with God that shows us that He actually cares about each one of us as His own children? On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes her friend Shelly to the podcast. Join her in listening to Shelly share her story about how God lived up to His promise to her to take care of her like a good Father. Shelly's story reminds us that we can always count on God to be there for us.

    36 min
  • Chris Erickson

    Can someone mess up so much that God won’t help them? Does God need us to be perfect before He is willing to come to our rescue? On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes her friend Chris to the podcast. Join her in listening to Chris’s testimony about how God showed up in her life when she had hit rock bottom. No matter what mistakes you have made in life, Chris’ testimony reminds us that you can never be too far away from God’s loving reach.

    33 min
  • Kelemedi "Kele" Silikiwai

    Does God care about immigrants? What about paying for school tuition? On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes her friend Kele to the podcast. Join her in listening to Kele share testimonies about how God played a major role in how he immigrated from Fiji to Hawaii as a child, and later when God financially provided for him and his wife in a way you might not expect. No matter how impossible your situation may seem, Kele’s testimonies remind us that we serve the God of the impossible.

    33 min
  • Premiere Episode

    Why are testimonies so important to us as Christians? Is it realistic to expect God to do miracles today? What do we do when our prayers seem to go unanswered? Join Kamyla on the premiere episode of Time for a Testimony. Listen in as she shares answers to these questions and more. And, don't miss out on one of her own personal testimonies about God showing up in her life in a big way when she was just a little girl. Listen up and lean in because it's Time for a Testimony!

    18 min
  • Chris Erickson
    Have you ever wondered if you've messed up too much for God? Do you ever worry that God doesn't love imperfect people? On today's episode, Kamyla's interview with Chris Erickson shows us how much God cares about everyone, no matter what you've done and no matter how far away from God you may feel.
    34 min
  • Kelemedi "Kele" Silikiwai
    On today’s episode, Kamyla welcomes her friend Kele to the podcast. Join her in listening to Kele share testimonies about how God played a major role in how he immigrated from Fiji to Hawaii as a child, and later how God financially provided for him and his wife in a way you might not expect. No matter how impossible your situation seems, Kele's testimonies remind us that we serve the God of the impossible.
    34 min

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Does God still do miracles? Does God see me in the middle of my pain? Can God see my needs? Does He even care? Why should I keep praying when nothing seems to change?