Called to Witness: Talk 2 - How Can I Be A Witness?
Message from the North Luzon Area Builder
Live Loudly
I remember the time I was bullied. I was in 6th grade, and my classmate brought along his 1st year high school brother. I thought that was the end of me.
But my school busmates, a 3rd year and 4th year high school, both officers of the Citizen's Army Training (CAT), shooed away my bullies. They said, "You mess with Boggs, you mess with us." I was 'saved' that day! And I lived to tell the story!
We can only speak about God's goodness if we have been rescued. This kind of kindness is so controversial that it doesn't just stay inside you; it starts to leak out into everything you do.
People who has seen God's goodness live loudly. They walk differently. They breathe easier. They are kinder to the cashier at the grocery store and more patient with their neighbors. They don't have to explain why they are happy—people can just see it. That is what it means to be a witness. You aren't a salesperson or a lawyer making a case; you are just the "living proof."
You become a special treasure in a world that can often feel cold and gray. Your life becomes a bright, colorful map for people who are still lost in the dark. By simply being honest, calm, and generous, you show everyone around you that there is a better way to live.
Don’t just tell the world that God is good—live so loudly that they have no choice but to see it for themselves.
May you be blessed at today's Feast!
Message from the Feast Builder
The Goodness Of God Will Make You His Witness
The rain had not stopped for days, and the small community was beginning to lose hope. Crops were flooded, homes were damp, and spirits were low. One morning, a farmer stepped outside expecting more of the same gray sky—only to find the clouds parting just enough for sunlight to break through. It wasn’t a full clearing, but it was enough. Enough to dry the ground. Enough to begin again. As he stood there, he whispered a simple prayer: “Lord, You came through.” And later that day, when neighbors asked what kept him going, he didn’t talk about his strength—he talked about God’s goodness.
There are moments in our lives when God doesn’t remove the storm immediately, but He gives us just enough grace to endure—and then, at the right time, He reveals His goodness in a way we cannot ignore. These are not just blessings meant for our comfort; they are testimonies meant to be shared. When God shows up in your life—whether in provision, healing, restoration, or peace—He is also inviting you to become a witness. Your story becomes evidence that He is faithful, that He sees, and that He acts in His perfect time.
The goodness of God is never meant to end with us; it is meant to flow through us. When you speak about what He has done, you give others permission to hope again. You remind the weary that their breakthrough may be closer than they think. So when God moves in your life, don’t keep it quiet. Tell it. Live it. Share it. Because in God’s perfect time, His goodness in you will become a powerful witness to someone else.
Have a fantastic Feast!
PERSONAL REFLECTION & GROUP DISCUSSION
Share your specific experiences as a witness of Jesus.
When and how did you become a witness for the Lord?
What of the 4 Ways of Becoming a Witness did you do wrong? What have you done right?
Share specific incidents on the following: How you treat others.
How you speak. How you serve. Being sensitive to the other person’s state; Listening before speaking; Entering the other person’s world before sharing yours.
