The Living to Him Podcast Revival and Vitality (2) | Testimonies (2)
Nov 24, 2025
In this enlightening discussion, Sarah Freeman, a dedicated youth worker and newlywed, highlights the significance of text-based vital groups during life transitions. Sebastian Rodriguez, a criminal justice professional turned practical service leader, shares how companionship and prayer flourished during the pandemic. Both guests emphasize the transformative power of intimate fellowship and persistence in building vital communities. There are inspiring testimonies showcasing how these relationships can lead to revival and meaningful service in people's lives.
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Start With A Companion And Prayer
- Form a companion first, then pray and fellowship together to know each other deeply.
- After a period of shared prayer, begin outreach when the Lord leads and the group is ready.
A Lifeline Via A Tiny Text-Based Group
- Sarah Freeman moved, started working, and maintained a vital group by texting Bible reading with her mom and others.
- She calls that tiny group her lifeline during a tough season of transition and service.
Weekly Lunches Became A Lifeline
- Jacob found a weekly lifeline by meeting a leading brother for lunch and prayer on Fridays, which led to family-like fellowship.
- Serving revealed inner lack, prompting confession and deeper prayer life as he continued to serve.
