Testimonies

Caught dead in my tracks.

ktm — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:04:29 +0200

I had decided enough was
enough and was ready to throw the in towel.
My husband had been cheating on me and I really felt that now was the time
for my revenge. I had really been
contemplating this for some time and on Tuesday night whilst sitting and listen
to the radio, there came on a programme discussing issues pertaining to
marriage and one of the panelist pointed out that we should not seek revenge
but rather let God deal with it. We
should forgive and in forgiving be wise in choosing what steps to take. Thank you.

Led to Christ Nicodemously.

ktm — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:03:07 +0200

When I came to your
offices I thought I knew it all and I was coming there to tell you to stop
bluffing people about this God you claim loves us. I had been brought up in a Christian home all
my life and had religiously gone to church every Sunday. There was nothing you could tell me that I
had not heard yet. The lady listened to
me patiently as I went on and then she asked me if I had a personal
relationship with God. What I had said to her sounded like something from my
head. She asked me if I had asked Jesus into my heart. That was the turning point for me. I suddenly saw myself as the Chief Priests
and teachers of the law in Matthew chapter 2. I had knowledge but not a relationship. She spoke to me about what it meant to have a
relationship and I gave my life to the Lord that afternoon.

Thank you

ktm — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 16:02:04 +0200

I would like to just say thank you for your
programmes. I find them very informative
and educative. I have encouraged others
to listen to your programmes.

Get involved.

ktm — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:59:25 +0200

For a long time I had attended church and listened often to your
programmes, but I never really thought that the Christian Faith demanded my
getting involved. I was so encouraged
when I attended your listeners day and it was explained to us what your
International purpose statement says.
They went onto explain this in connection to the great commission. I was challenged to get involved and I have
started doing that.

We feel left out.

ktm — Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:56:54 +0200

I often listen to your programmes and I was
just wondering if is it possible for you to have a programme that addresses
issues that affect young people. We
really feel left out.

Miscarried into Salvation

ktm — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:08:42 +0200

I had a miscarriage earlier in
the year and was angry with God. I asked
myself if there truly is a God and if so why he allowed me to go through this.
I felt very humiliated because everyone in my family had nothing positive to
say. A friend of mine brought me to the
FEBA offices. I received counselling and
was taken through the steps to salvation. I prayed and accepted Jesus as my
Lord and saviour. I am a lot more positive
about life now and have accepted what happened.

Lifelines

ktm — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 15:02:11 +0200

I was ready to take my life until I listened to
your programme. I listened to your Sunday Service, and called the Feba numbers
for counselling. I just want to thank
you for availing yourselves and allowing God to speak to you. I have found my feet and I am now trusting
God to take me through a day at a time.

A sign for hope

ktm — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 14:59:48 +0200

Thank you very much for your informative and
educational program Signs of Hope. I am
glad to say that your programme answered a lot of questions we had concerning
my mothers conditions. We took her to the doctor after we listened to your
programme and explained the symptoms and how they matched what the guest on
your programme had said about Diabetes.
She is now being treated for her condition and as a family we are very
happy to inform you that you're doing a splendid job.

Survival for the fittest.

ktm — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:14:36 +0200

(Woman aged 56. from Harare)

Thank you for your prayers and support FEBA team I was really feeling down because of the situation in our country. I had reached a stage where I felt it was better for me to die. After I spoke to your team member and we read the bible and prayed together, I really felt uplifted and rejuvenated. I have become very positive about the situation and am now looking to God for answers to the situation.

Pay a bribe,

ktm — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 15:12:47 +0200

(Gentleman 42years old lives in Masvingo)

I would like to thank the Feba ministry for the sound teaching they are giving us. One Sunday morning I was driving from Beitbridge and I was listening to the Sunday Morning Service. At that time I was not a Christian. The message really had an impact on my life because it touched on issues that affect me as a person. I was speeding on the highway. I was stopped by the police for speeding and the police officer suggested that I pay a spot fine or else talk over the matter. I remembered what the programme said about honesty and so refused to pay the bribe and just paid the fine which was six times what the officer wanted me to give him. A week later I visited the Feba offices and was led through the steps to salvation.