And they overcame him by the blood of the
Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.
Rev 12:11.
There are three things necessary to overcome the assaults of Satan when he tries to entice the saints into rebellion against God. It is not possible to survive his terrible assaults any other way.
1. We must continually maintain faith in the shed Blood of Jesus Christ on the cross to place us in and keep us in right standing with God by cleansing us from all sin.
2. We must faithfully give our testimony to this lost world of the saving grace of God in Christ Jesus.
3. We must not love our lives even unto death.
After all, when all is said and done, all that we really possess is our lives. If we are willing to lose our lives for Jesus Christ, there remains nothing else that Satan can do to win us back to his kingdom.
The following have written testimonies of their conversions.
Click on title to read and/or print.
| English—My Journey | | Español—Mi Viaje |
| Français—Mon Voyage | | Deutsch—Meine Reise |
Over the last three and a half decades the Christian moral foundations of America have been replaced to large extent by a pagan and heathen attitude toward sin. Even most ministers are so far from God..."(more)
| English—Jim's Story |
| Français—L'Histoire de James |
"I was born on January 12, 1945, the fourth child of seven in an Irish Catholic family in Boston, Massachusetts. My Catholic upbringing made me very guilty about sin but I never found anyone who could tell me how to be delivered from my sins. The faithful witness of God in my heart..."(more)
| English—Paula's Story |
| Français—L'Histoire de Paula |
"On December 9, 1972, I met God. From that moment my life was never the same again. Eight days later, on December l7th I yielded my body, soul, and spirit to Him to be His forever. As a consequence of this..."(more)
| English—My Salvation Story |
"I was born on February 12, 1918 in a large country home in Cornville, Maine. It was close to midnight and an old doctor from Athens, Maine, came with his horse and sleigh for the delivery. I was the third in a family of nine..."(more)
| English—How God Dealt With Us |
I grew up on a small farm in East Madison, Maine. My parents did not have any particular religion, but across the road from the farm there was an old church building where people of different denominations would come and hold various Sunday School classes and also Vacation Bible School. It was there that I learned about God and Jesus Christ and how He died on the cross to save men..."(more)
| English—Back with the Lord |
"I was born August 4, 1941. My earliest recollection of hearing anything about God was when I was around eleven years old. My grandfather would take me and my sister, Linda, to the Baptist Church in Skowhegan. I didn’t know anybody there so it was a little scary to me..."(more)
| English—Rachel's Story | | English-Why I Wear the Gray Dress |
"July 6,1997 was a beautiful summer day in Farmington, Maine. I awoke to the crisp, cool morning air and a bright, blue sunny sky. Little did I know that the events that were about to happen that day would change the course and direction of my life forever..."(more)
| English—Entering the Strait Gate |
I was born June 20, 1980, on a small farm in Maine and raised by my mother who cared for foster children and injured wildlife. As a child I experienced a modern day Methodist upbringing which was tainted by worldliness and hypocrisy. Jesus Christ seemed to be only a story-book character to me...(more)
| English—The Mighty Hunter |
"Hunting with a bow is probably one of the most difficult ways to hunt. In order for the hunter to take his prize home, his timing has to be just right and his accuracy has to be superb. I know of such a Mighty Hunter, One who is of perfect patience and skill. He waits for the perfect opportunity and shoots right through the heart..."(more)
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| Phil Whittemore, Member | [email] |
| Margaret Lumbra, Member[email |
| Harmony Hawkins, Member[email |