Dan Klebes' testimony

I grew up not going to church much at all at first. Between fighting with my dad and my dad working a lot, my mom in her unhappiness couldn't determine whether she didn't want to be married or didn't want to live. When she realized that she had never given God a chance, she decided to go to church with a friend who was a Christian. The people there were warm and genuine and my mom gave her life to the Lord Jesus. I saw a change in my mom and in her relationship with my dad, and she made me start going to church with her. I remember hearing some stuff there about being separated from God by sin, and it made me feel pretty uncomfortable inside. Sure I fought with my sister, disobeyed my parents, stole, lied, and more, but I didn't think I was going to Hell! I asked my mom if what I heard at church was true, and she told me that is was, and she told me that the Lord wanted me to be right with Him so much that He basically took on all my sins and would forgive me if I asked Him to and gave my life to Him in return. So I headed to my bedroom and confessed my sinfulness to God and asked for forgiveness, pledged my heart to Him, and invited Him into my life. I wish I could say that I lived up to my commitment, but I struggled somewhat unhappily through my teen years until I finally realized that I had become a poser-Christian and a jerk to all those around me. It was then that I recommitted my life to Him and His service, and I have been serving Him ever since. When I mess up, God doesn't want me to give up. Serving Him is far more fulfilling than serving myself ever was, and I plan to keep helping others find the new life that Jesus Christ offers until the day I die!


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		Dan Klebes' testimony ...



		I grew up not going to church much at all at first. Between fighting with my dad and my dad working a lot, my mom in her unhappiness couldn't determine whether she didn't want to be married or didn't want to live. When she realized that she had never given God a chance, she decided to go to church with a friend who was a Christian. The people there were warm and genuine and my mom gave her life to the Lord Jesus. I saw a change in my mom and in her relationship with my dad, and she made me start going to church with her. I remember hearing some stuff there about being separated from God by sin, and it made me feel pretty uncomfortable inside. Sure I fought with my sister, disobeyed my parents, stole, lied, and more, but I didn't think I was going to Hell! I asked my mom if what I heard at church was true, and she told me that is was, and she told me that the Lord wanted me to be right with Him so much that He basically took on all my sins and would forgive me if I asked Him to and gave my life to Him in return. So I headed to my bedroom and confessed my sinfulness to God and asked for forgiveness, pledged my heart to Him, and invited Him into my life. I wish I could say that I lived up to my commitment, but I struggled somewhat unhappily through my teen years until I finally realized that I had become a poser-Christian and a jerk to all those around me. It was then that I recommitted my life to Him and His service, and I have been serving Him ever since. When I mess up, God doesn't want me to give up. Serving Him is far more fulfilling than serving myself ever was, and I plan to keep helping others find the new life that Jesus Christ offers until the day I die!