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This week, I want to encourage you by reminding you that the blood of Jesus speaks a better word than vengeance. In focusing on Hebrews 12:14-15, I will discuss the importance of striving for peace and holiness, as well as the dangers of allowing a root of bitterness to take hold in your heart.
Bitterness is a justice spirit that won't move forward until it has what it wants. —Jimmy Evans
Lord, Do It Again
By Kari Smalley Gibson, TP Community Storyteller
Not long ago, a woman in our Tipping Point family shared her story. For over a year, she battled chronic pain so intense it often left her unable to walk. She had been to doctors, specialists, and prayer lines. Nothing seemed to change—until one night, she cried out to the Lord with all she had left: “God, I believe You can still heal me.”
The next morning, the pain was gone.
It wasn’t just relief—it was restoration. That moment became her testimony. And every time she shares it, others begin to believe again. Because when we speak about what God has done, it creates space for Him to do it again.
There’s a Hebrew word connected to testimony that means, “Do it again, Lord.” When you tell your story, you’re not just remembering—you’re prophesying. You’re stirring up faith in someone else who might be praying through cancer, heartbreak, financial crisis, or spiritual confusion.
Someone in this community needs to hear your story.
Has God provided for you in a time of need? Has He healed your body or restored a broken relationship? Has He surprised you with peace when you should have felt panic?
Tell us about it.
Let’s fill the comments with living proof of what our miracle-working God still does today. Let’s build each other’s faith, one testimony at a time.
You can also email your testimony to: testimonies@endtimes.com
Your story matters. It’s not just what happened to you—it’s what God did for you.
And we’re ready to celebrate with you.
“Come and listen, all you who fear God, and I will tell you what He did for me.” —Psalm 66:16 (NLT)
