Today we are walking in: YOUR STORY WILL MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE IN YAH AGAIN PART 1
Tehilliym (Psalm) 66:16
Come and hear, all ye that fear Elohiym, and I will declare what He hath done for my soul.
Come and hear, all ye that fear Elohiym, and I will declare what He hath done for my soul.
DECLARE
Today we look to the word—DECLARE—H5608—saphar—to count, recount, relate, rehearse, declare, tell, make known, proclaim, or speak forth what has been done.
The Torah Testifies……….
Shemoth (Exodus) 9:16
And in very deed for this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power; and that my name may be declared H5608 throughout all the earth.
Shemoth (Exodus) 9:16
And in very deed for this cause have I raised thee up, for to shew in thee my power; and that my name may be declared H5608 throughout all the earth.
The Prophets Proclaim………
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 43:21
This people have I formed for myself; they shall shew forth my praise.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 63:7
I will mention the lovingkindnesses of YAHUAH, and the praises of YAHUAH, according to all that YAHUAH hath bestowed on us, and the great goodness toward the house of Yashar’el, which He hath bestowed on them according to His mercies, and according to the multitude of His lovingkindnesses.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 43:21
This people have I formed for myself; they shall shew forth my praise.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 63:7
I will mention the lovingkindnesses of YAHUAH, and the praises of YAHUAH, according to all that YAHUAH hath bestowed on us, and the great goodness toward the house of Yashar’el, which He hath bestowed on them according to His mercies, and according to the multitude of His lovingkindnesses.
The Writings Witness………
Tehilliym (Psalm) 66:16
Come and hear, all ye that fear Elohiym, and I will declare H5608 what He hath done for my soul.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 71:15
My mouth shall shew forth thy righteousness and thy salvation all the day; for I know not the numbers thereof.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 66:16
Come and hear, all ye that fear Elohiym, and I will declare H5608 what He hath done for my soul.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 71:15
My mouth shall shew forth thy righteousness and thy salvation all the day; for I know not the numbers thereof.
There are moments in history when one transformed life speaks louder than a thousand sermons. There are seasons when people who have stopped believing in miracles suddenly encounter someone whose life cannot be explained by human strength alone. In those moments, doubt begins to weaken, hope begins to awaken, and hearts that were once hardened start asking a powerful question: If Elohiym could do that for them, could He do it for me?
That is the power of a testimony surrendered to Elohiym. The world is not only looking for arguments about Elohiym. It is looking for evidence of Elohiym. It is searching for lives that display His faithfulness, His mercy, His transforming power, and His unchanging love. Many people have heard about Elohiym with their ears, but they have never seen His power reflected through a life completely surrendered to Him.
That is why your story matters more than you realize.
The pain you survived, the prayers Elohiym answered, the battles He brought you through, and the victories He gave you are not random events. They are becoming living proof that the Elohiym of the Scriptures is still alive, still faithful, and still changing lives today.
Perhaps you have looked at your past with shame instead of purpose. Perhaps you have questioned why Elohiym allowed certain disappointments, heartbreaks, betrayals, or seasons of waiting. But what if those very chapters you wished had never happened are the chapters Elohiym intends to use to reveal His glory? What if your greatest struggle is preparing your greatest testimony? What if the very thing that almost destroyed you becomes the reason someone else finds faith again?
Scripture reveals that Elohiym has always taken ordinary people with broken histories and turned them into extraordinary witnesses of His grace. He delights in restoring what seems beyond repair. He specializes in bringing light out of darkness, hope out of despair, strength out of weakness, and purpose out of pain.
He does not merely rescue people.
He transforms them into living testimonies so that others may see His goodness and believe.
The enemy wants you to hide your story because he knows its power. He wants you to believe that your failures define you, that your wounds disqualify you, and that your past should remain buried in silence. But Elohiym declares something completely different.
He takes what the enemy intended for destruction and turns it into a testimony of redemption. What once represented defeat becomes evidence of divine victory. What once caused tears becomes a reason for praise. Your story is no longer just about what happened to you. It is about what Elohiym did through you.
Do not underestimate the influence of a life transformed by the presence of Elohiym. One faithful life can restore hope to an entire family. One courageous testimony can strengthen someone who is ready to give up. One visible example of Elohiym’s faithfulness can lead hearts back to the Savior they thought had forgotten them.
Heaven is still writing stories that point people to Yahusha Ha’Mashiach.
And your life may become one of the greatest chapters.
So do not listen casually. Open your heart to what Elohiym desires to reveal through His Word. Before this message is over, I believe you will begin to see your life from heaven’s perspective. You will discover that your scars are not signs of defeat, but reminders of Elohiym’s sustaining grace.
You will understand that your testimony carries eternal significance. And you will leave with renewed confidence that if you remain faithful, your story will become a powerful witness that inspires people to believe in Elohiym again.
Elohiym has never allowed a single tear, a single trial, or a single season of suffering to exist without purpose. What feels like the darkest chapter of your life today may become the brightest testimony of Elohiym’s faithfulness tomorrow.
Many people look at pain as evidence that Elohiym has abandoned them. But the Word of Elohiym reveals something completely different.
Pain in the hands of Elohiym is never meaningless.
It becomes preparation.
It becomes transformation.
It becomes the foundation upon which Elohiym reveals His glory to a watching world.
The enemy wants you to believe your suffering is the end of your story. Elohiym declares that it is only one chapter, and He alone has the authority to write the final page.
One of the greatest misunderstandings among believers is assuming that every difficult season means something has gone wrong. Yet throughout Scripture, Elohiym repeatedly demonstrates that He often accomplishes His greatest work during humanity’s greatest weakness.
Before Yoseph stood in a palace, he stood in a prison. Before David wore a crown, he endured rejection, loneliness, and pursuit by his enemies. Before Hadassah became queen, she lived as an orphan. Before Sha’ul became one of the greatest voices of the early assembly, he experienced persecution, imprisonment, and suffering.
None of these experiences were wasted because Elohiym was preparing servants whose lives would testify to His power rather than their own strength.
Romaiym (Romans) chapter 8, verse 28 declares one of the most hope-filled promises in all of Scripture:
“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love Elohiym, to them who are the called according to His purpose.”
Notice carefully what this verse teaches.
It does not say every experience is good.
Betrayal is not good.
Loss is not good.
Sickness is not good.
Disappointment is not good.
But Elohiym possesses unlimited wisdom and sovereign authority to bring good out of every circumstance surrendered to Him.
What the enemy intends to use for destruction, Elohiym transforms into preparation.
What appears to be defeat becomes the very place where His grace becomes visible.
Elohiym is the only One who can take broken pieces and create something more beautiful than what existed before they were broken. Human beings often throw away what appears damaged.
Elohiym restores it.
The world measures value by perfection.
Elohiym measures value by redemption.
Every scar that remains after Elohiym heals becomes evidence that He is still the Elohiym who restores lives. Your story is no longer simply about what happened to you.
It becomes a declaration of what Elohiym accomplished in you.
Many people pray for miracles while attempting to avoid every uncomfortable season. Yet miracles are often revealed because difficult circumstances existed in the first place.
There would have been no testimony of Daniy’el’s deliverance without the lions’ den.
There would have been no testimony of Shadrak, Meyshak, and Aved-Nego without the fiery furnace.
There would have been no testimony of El’azar without the grave.
Elohiym does not create suffering, but He consistently demonstrates His ability to reveal His glory through situations that appear impossible.
Tehilliym (Psalm) chapter 34, verse 19 reminds believers of another powerful truth:
“Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but YAHUAH delivereth him out of them all.”
Scripture does not promise a life without challenges.
Instead, it promises a faithful Deliverer.
The presence of affliction is never evidence of Elohiym’s absence. In many cases, it becomes the very place where His faithfulness is experienced most deeply.
You may walk through valleys.
But you never walk through them alone.
One of the enemy’s greatest strategies is convincing believers that their painful experiences disqualify them from being used by Elohiym. He whispers that because of your failures, your heartbreaks, your mistakes, or your disappointments, your usefulness has ended.
Yet the Kingdom of Elohiym operates according to an entirely different principle.
Elohiym frequently chooses people whose lives demonstrate His redeeming power most clearly.
Your weakness becomes the place where His strength is revealed.
Your brokenness becomes the place where His healing becomes visible.
Your restoration becomes living proof that no life is beyond His reach.
Never become ashamed of what Elohiym has brought you through.
The chapters that once caused tears may become the very chapters that restore hope to someone else’s life.
There are people waiting for your testimony who may never listen to a sermon, but they will listen to a transformed life. They may question religious arguments, but they cannot deny visible evidence of Elohiym’s faithfulness.
Every victory He gives you becomes an invitation for someone else to believe that restoration is possible.
This is why believers must guard against bitterness.
Bitterness attempts to preserve pain instead of allowing Elohiym to transform it.
Forgiveness releases your future from the prison of your past.
When you surrender every painful experience to Elohiym, you give Him permission to produce purpose from it.
Healing does not erase history.
It redeems it.
Elohiym does not merely remove your wounds.
He turns them into testimonies that reveal His mercy.
There are seasons when you may not understand what Elohiym is doing. Questions remain unanswered. The future seems uncertain. Prayers appear delayed.
During those moments, remember that Elohiym’s perspective extends far beyond what human understanding can perceive. He sees the beginning and the end simultaneously. He knows how every challenge fits into the larger picture of your purpose.
Therefore, trust His heart even when you cannot fully understand His methods.
Your story is not being written merely for your benefit.
Elohiym intends for your life to become evidence of His character.
He desires that those who have stopped believing will see His faithfulness through your perseverance. He desires that those trapped in despair will find hope through your restoration. He desires that those questioning His goodness will discover His mercy through your testimony.
Every chapter redeemed by Elohiym becomes another opportunity for His glory to shine.
So refuse to believe that your suffering has been wasted.
Refuse to allow disappointment to silence your faith.
Refuse to conclude that your painful seasons have no purpose.
Continue trusting.
Continue praying.
Continue obeying.
Continue believing.
The Elohiym who has carried you through every battle is still writing your story.
And when He finishes what He has begun, your life will not simply tell people that Elohiym exists.
It will become undeniable evidence that He is faithful, powerful, merciful, and able to redeem every life surrendered completely to Him.
That is the power of a testimony surrendered to Elohiym. The world is not only looking for arguments about Elohiym. It is looking for evidence of Elohiym. It is searching for lives that display His faithfulness, His mercy, His transforming power, and His unchanging love. Many people have heard about Elohiym with their ears, but they have never seen His power reflected through a life completely surrendered to Him.
That is why your story matters more than you realize.
The pain you survived, the prayers Elohiym answered, the battles He brought you through, and the victories He gave you are not random events. They are becoming living proof that the Elohiym of the Scriptures is still alive, still faithful, and still changing lives today.
Perhaps you have looked at your past with shame instead of purpose. Perhaps you have questioned why Elohiym allowed certain disappointments, heartbreaks, betrayals, or seasons of waiting. But what if those very chapters you wished had never happened are the chapters Elohiym intends to use to reveal His glory? What if your greatest struggle is preparing your greatest testimony? What if the very thing that almost destroyed you becomes the reason someone else finds faith again?
Scripture reveals that Elohiym has always taken ordinary people with broken histories and turned them into extraordinary witnesses of His grace. He delights in restoring what seems beyond repair. He specializes in bringing light out of darkness, hope out of despair, strength out of weakness, and purpose out of pain.
He does not merely rescue people.
He transforms them into living testimonies so that others may see His goodness and believe.
The enemy wants you to hide your story because he knows its power. He wants you to believe that your failures define you, that your wounds disqualify you, and that your past should remain buried in silence. But Elohiym declares something completely different.
He takes what the enemy intended for destruction and turns it into a testimony of redemption. What once represented defeat becomes evidence of divine victory. What once caused tears becomes a reason for praise. Your story is no longer just about what happened to you. It is about what Elohiym did through you.
Do not underestimate the influence of a life transformed by the presence of Elohiym. One faithful life can restore hope to an entire family. One courageous testimony can strengthen someone who is ready to give up. One visible example of Elohiym’s faithfulness can lead hearts back to the Savior they thought had forgotten them.
Heaven is still writing stories that point people to Yahusha Ha’Mashiach.
And your life may become one of the greatest chapters.
So do not listen casually. Open your heart to what Elohiym desires to reveal through His Word. Before this message is over, I believe you will begin to see your life from heaven’s perspective. You will discover that your scars are not signs of defeat, but reminders of Elohiym’s sustaining grace.
You will understand that your testimony carries eternal significance. And you will leave with renewed confidence that if you remain faithful, your story will become a powerful witness that inspires people to believe in Elohiym again.
Elohiym has never allowed a single tear, a single trial, or a single season of suffering to exist without purpose. What feels like the darkest chapter of your life today may become the brightest testimony of Elohiym’s faithfulness tomorrow.
Many people look at pain as evidence that Elohiym has abandoned them. But the Word of Elohiym reveals something completely different.
Pain in the hands of Elohiym is never meaningless.
It becomes preparation.
It becomes transformation.
It becomes the foundation upon which Elohiym reveals His glory to a watching world.
The enemy wants you to believe your suffering is the end of your story. Elohiym declares that it is only one chapter, and He alone has the authority to write the final page.
One of the greatest misunderstandings among believers is assuming that every difficult season means something has gone wrong. Yet throughout Scripture, Elohiym repeatedly demonstrates that He often accomplishes His greatest work during humanity’s greatest weakness.
Before Yoseph stood in a palace, he stood in a prison. Before David wore a crown, he endured rejection, loneliness, and pursuit by his enemies. Before Hadassah became queen, she lived as an orphan. Before Sha’ul became one of the greatest voices of the early assembly, he experienced persecution, imprisonment, and suffering.
None of these experiences were wasted because Elohiym was preparing servants whose lives would testify to His power rather than their own strength.
Romaiym (Romans) chapter 8, verse 28 declares one of the most hope-filled promises in all of Scripture:
“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love Elohiym, to them who are the called according to His purpose.”
Notice carefully what this verse teaches.
It does not say every experience is good.
Betrayal is not good.
Loss is not good.
Sickness is not good.
Disappointment is not good.
But Elohiym possesses unlimited wisdom and sovereign authority to bring good out of every circumstance surrendered to Him.
What the enemy intends to use for destruction, Elohiym transforms into preparation.
What appears to be defeat becomes the very place where His grace becomes visible.
Elohiym is the only One who can take broken pieces and create something more beautiful than what existed before they were broken. Human beings often throw away what appears damaged.
Elohiym restores it.
The world measures value by perfection.
Elohiym measures value by redemption.
Every scar that remains after Elohiym heals becomes evidence that He is still the Elohiym who restores lives. Your story is no longer simply about what happened to you.
It becomes a declaration of what Elohiym accomplished in you.
Many people pray for miracles while attempting to avoid every uncomfortable season. Yet miracles are often revealed because difficult circumstances existed in the first place.
There would have been no testimony of Daniy’el’s deliverance without the lions’ den.
There would have been no testimony of Shadrak, Meyshak, and Aved-Nego without the fiery furnace.
There would have been no testimony of El’azar without the grave.
Elohiym does not create suffering, but He consistently demonstrates His ability to reveal His glory through situations that appear impossible.
Tehilliym (Psalm) chapter 34, verse 19 reminds believers of another powerful truth:
“Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but YAHUAH delivereth him out of them all.”
Scripture does not promise a life without challenges.
Instead, it promises a faithful Deliverer.
The presence of affliction is never evidence of Elohiym’s absence. In many cases, it becomes the very place where His faithfulness is experienced most deeply.
You may walk through valleys.
But you never walk through them alone.
One of the enemy’s greatest strategies is convincing believers that their painful experiences disqualify them from being used by Elohiym. He whispers that because of your failures, your heartbreaks, your mistakes, or your disappointments, your usefulness has ended.
Yet the Kingdom of Elohiym operates according to an entirely different principle.
Elohiym frequently chooses people whose lives demonstrate His redeeming power most clearly.
Your weakness becomes the place where His strength is revealed.
Your brokenness becomes the place where His healing becomes visible.
Your restoration becomes living proof that no life is beyond His reach.
Never become ashamed of what Elohiym has brought you through.
The chapters that once caused tears may become the very chapters that restore hope to someone else’s life.
There are people waiting for your testimony who may never listen to a sermon, but they will listen to a transformed life. They may question religious arguments, but they cannot deny visible evidence of Elohiym’s faithfulness.
Every victory He gives you becomes an invitation for someone else to believe that restoration is possible.
This is why believers must guard against bitterness.
Bitterness attempts to preserve pain instead of allowing Elohiym to transform it.
Forgiveness releases your future from the prison of your past.
When you surrender every painful experience to Elohiym, you give Him permission to produce purpose from it.
Healing does not erase history.
It redeems it.
Elohiym does not merely remove your wounds.
He turns them into testimonies that reveal His mercy.
There are seasons when you may not understand what Elohiym is doing. Questions remain unanswered. The future seems uncertain. Prayers appear delayed.
During those moments, remember that Elohiym’s perspective extends far beyond what human understanding can perceive. He sees the beginning and the end simultaneously. He knows how every challenge fits into the larger picture of your purpose.
Therefore, trust His heart even when you cannot fully understand His methods.
Your story is not being written merely for your benefit.
Elohiym intends for your life to become evidence of His character.
He desires that those who have stopped believing will see His faithfulness through your perseverance. He desires that those trapped in despair will find hope through your restoration. He desires that those questioning His goodness will discover His mercy through your testimony.
Every chapter redeemed by Elohiym becomes another opportunity for His glory to shine.
So refuse to believe that your suffering has been wasted.
Refuse to allow disappointment to silence your faith.
Refuse to conclude that your painful seasons have no purpose.
Continue trusting.
Continue praying.
Continue obeying.
Continue believing.
The Elohiym who has carried you through every battle is still writing your story.
And when He finishes what He has begun, your life will not simply tell people that Elohiym exists.
It will become undeniable evidence that He is faithful, powerful, merciful, and able to redeem every life surrendered completely to Him.
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