Daily Transformation Uganda

Your story.

Is a 90-second explanation of your journey with Jesus. Do not focus on
stories, but a few words that describe your life (For example: broken, hurting, confused,
Does God care?). It is important to hear from your acquaintance. Follow your share with
a caring question like, “Have you discovered Jesus loves you too?” Polish and practice
telling your story by recording it on your phone. Consider posting your video or sharing
it with your friends.

The Unique Part: Your Story

The story of how I began a relationship with Jesus. Two examples:


• King David: “Come and listen…and I will tell you what He did for me.”
Psalm 66:16 (NLT)


• The Woman at the Well: “Many Samaritans from the village believed in Jesus
because the woman had said, ‘He told me everything I ever did!’” John 4:39 (NLT)

How To Share Your Story.

Describe what your life was like before Jesus and any awareness of your need for
Him. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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How did you commit your life to Jesus? _____________________________________________________________
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Describe how Jesus answered your pain and concerns. _______________________________________
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Care Question: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Our aim is to help people cultivate Jesus as their “first love” and out of this abiding bear “first fruits”