Testimonials are an excellent source of motivation: The Missionary Paul charged Christians to comfort each other with the solace each has gotten from the Ruler (2 Corinthians 1:3-4). Every action that God takes has a reason; He is certainly not an indiscriminate God. He will work wonders, recuperate and convey one just to act as a support for another. The informality and unstructured service format of the early church were common traits. This was significantly a result of the great premium put on empowering one another (1 Corinthians 14:26).

The goodness of God can be seen in testimonials: God told Joshua to have 12 priests take 12 stones from the middle of the Jordan and lay them on the plain ground in front of everyone after the Israelites crossed the River Jordan. God mentioned this so that in times to come when their youngsters and ages get some information about the stones, they will affirm that God opened the Jordan Waterway and made them go through on the dry ground. God clearly wants us to remember what He has done for us in the past over and over again.

Declarations rout the adversary’s arrangements and purposes: ” They not only triumphed over him through the testimony of their testimony but also through the blood of the lamb. Since declarations are public affirmation and decree of God’s integrity, it brings God completely into the image to defeat His adversaries. A Christian who proclaims God’s goodness cannot be controlled by Satan, the accuser of the brothers.