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Pakistanis Coming to Jesus through Traveling Team: "If you are truly seeking Him, He will be found"...one team member spotted a beggar, sitting nearby. He had a harmonium which he was using to attract people. The team member asked if he could use his harmonium, and began to play. The song was one that praised God, which visibly touched the beggar.
As the team shared the Word of God to those in church, and told of personal experiences of God in their lives, many were moved to make their own commitments of faith. Seminars on spiritual growth and healing encouraged churches to pray for and expect to experience healing; the impact of showing Christian films was noticeable as one man said: "I have always prayed for Christians in Pakistan, and for the faith of the nation, but now I want to pray for the salvation of all Pakistanis!" The local pastor explained how important it was for people to understand that they needed a spiritual birth as well as a physical birth, and the place of Jesus in God's plan for the world. Over 100 people listened with great attention to his words, many saying afterwards that this was the first time they had heard this teaching explained to them so clearly. 15 made personal decisions to follow Jesus as a result. One 75 year old woman said: "Today I have learnt from your team that prayer is very important to ask for the forgiveness of our sins, believe in Jesus and be made whole." Young Christian Believers living in rural areas were not left out either, as they were urged not to give up, but to complete their studies, so that they would be better able to understand the Bible and be better equipped to answer questions asked by seekers of the Truth. Afterwards, as the team were traveling from one town to another, they needed to stop to buy more fuel for their van. As they were waiting at the pump, one team member spotted a beggar, sitting nearby. He had a harmonium which he was using to attract people. The team member asked if he could use his harmonium, and began to play. The song was one that praised God, which visibly touched the beggar. As he and the team member chatted afterwards, he was able to tell the story of Lazarus. That, too, the beggar accepted, saying that it sounded as though God's Son really could overcome miracles. The team member offered him some books, which he gladly took, saying: "Although I am unable to read, my son can, and will read them to me." The team praised God that He could reach down and touch people, no matter what their circumstances, whether in or out of church. "If you are truly seeking Him, He will be found," marveled one team member.
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