When sin entered the world, it broke humanity’s relationship with God, causing suffering and separation from His glory, yet the church, like a spiritual hospital, is a place where broken and imperfect people seek His grace, as God uses life’s challenges to shape us—just as a potter molds clay (Jeremiah 18:6)—so that through our brokenness, we grow spiritually and help others find Jesus, remembering that He came not for the righteous but for sinners (Luke 5:31-32); therefore, we should live as testimonies, sharing our experiences with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, knowing that what we once saw as shame can become a powerful tool to lead others to Christ and bring glory to Him.
