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SummaryI grew up on Palm Island feeling rejected and unloved. πŸ’” Running from home at 11, I fell into drugs, alcohol, and domestic violence, moving from shelter to shelter with my three children. One Christmas, a stranger invited me to church in Cairns, and though I felt unworthy, Jesus’s love drew me in. πŸ™ After months of attending, I was baptized and felt like a new person. Yet trials pulled me back into sinβ€”until Jesus Himself called my name in 2019 at home in Brisbane, setting me free from alcohol and cigarettes. πŸ”₯ Recently, I joined a prayer call for my ex–mother-in-law and saw her healed miraculously in the spirit. Now I know I need Jesus alone, and I want others who feel broken to find the same freedom. ✨

@WhyJesus777

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Time Chapters
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01:20 Childhood Struggles
02:10 Falling into Addiction
03:00 First Church Invite
04:25 Baptism Day
05:55 Backsliding Again
08:20 Jesus’s Voice Calls
08:30 Freedom from Addiction
12:05 Healing Prayer Vision
16:30 Reflection & Hope
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WhyJesus?
This channel is about the Christian people I meet and their story of why they chose Jesus and continue to follow Him. Why did I make this channel? Jesus has done everything for me. He has given me everything, even his life! I haven’t found anything in this life that comes anywhere close to the beauty, purpose, truth, hope or joy that I find in Jesus. I and the people who share their stories do this unashamedly to give thanks to Him and that others might come to know Him. Revelation 12:10-11 And I heard a loud voice in heaven, saying, β€œNow the salvation and the power and the kingdom of our God and the authority of his Christ have come, for the accuser of our brothers has been thrown down, who accuses them day and night before our God. And they have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, for they loved not their lives even unto death. I travel around Australia with my family and others going wherever and to whomever God sends us. Why Jesus? Β 
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