MBB Global, New York, NY (2026)

10/29/2026

I will not leave you as orphans; I am coming to you. (John 14:18)

I was seeking God with all my heart, and I did not know that Christ is the way, the truth, and the life.
I was raised in a Muslim environment and believed that reaching God required many deeds and harsh sacrifices.
I loved God, but I did not know how to have a true relationship with Him.

One day, I asked the Lord to reveal the truth to me, and I said to Him: If the truth is in Christ, guide me to Him.
The Lord began to open my eyes and show me His grace and love in ways I never expected.
I discovered that Christ is not just a prophet but a living God who invites me to have a true relationship with Him.
My heart was filled with peace and joy that I had never known before, and I felt that I had found what I had been searching for all my life.

After that, I faced many difficulties and pressures, but the Lord strengthened me and gave me the power to persevere.
I learned that Christ frees a person from fear and bo***ge and grants them a new life.
I no longer feel orphaned; instead, I have come to know that I have a Heavenly Father who loves and cares for me.

I began to see the Lord's hand at work in my life, using me to testify to His love.
If you are seeking the truth, open your heart to the Lord and ask Him to guide you.
For Christ is able to transform the heart and fill life with light, hope, and peace.

10/28/2026

When you pass through the waters, I will be with you, and the rivers will not overwhelm you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be scorched, and the flame will not burn you. (Isaiah 43:2)

I was born a Muslim and never imagined that the most challenging moments of my life would lead me to a door I never expected to knock on. I lived a quiet life with my family in a modest apartment until war suddenly erupted around us.
On the first night, the sirens blared, and my father shouted, “Get down immediately,” so we rushed down the stairs, surrounded by neighbors who were either crying or praying. Halfway down, I felt a missile heading towards us and heard its whistle tearing through the air. I cried out from the depths of my heart, “Lord, if You can hear me, save us.”

Suddenly, it seemed as if everything had stopped, and a bright light appeared before me, with a man in radiant clothing at its center. He called me by name and said, “Do not worry, I am here.” With tears streaming down my face, I asked him, “Are we going to die?” He replied, “I am watching over you.”

The sound returned, followed by a massive explosion that shattered the glass. We saw the neighboring building reduced to rubble and flames, while our home remained standing. I was certain that what happened was not a coincidence.
In the morning, I searched for the phrase I had heard and found a promise in the Bible with the same meaning, assuring me that Christ is present with me. The following evening, I knelt and prayed, “Jesus, if it was You who visited me, I seek You.” After a nearby shelling, I found a large metal fragment lodged in the wall near my bed and realized how close I had come to death.

The war is still ongoing, and loss and questions remain, but a voice deeper than the noise of war whispers within me: “You are not alone.” My heart has changed, and I am no longer the girl who lives in terror; instead, I hold onto hope amidst fear. I realized that the greatest miracles are not just in surviving danger but in the transformation that occurs within a person. Everything we own may collapse in a moment, but the presence of Christ is my refuge, where I find safety and hope.

10/27/2026

For nothing will be impossible with God. (Luke 1:37)

Faith does not depend on circumstances; this is what I realized when my life’s wish was for the Lord to bless me with a child, but the journey was not easy.

At the beginning of my marriage, we faced many difficulties, and after tests, the doctors informed us that the chances of conceiving were very low.

The words were harsh, and I felt as if all doors had closed before me. However, I decided not to place my trust solely in the reports, but in the Lord's promise and His power.
I would lift the matter up in prayer and say: Lord, You have the final word. I did not want to live under the rule of despair, but under the hope of faith.

My husband and I went to pray and asked the Lord to fulfill His will in our lives. Shortly thereafter, we received the long-awaited good news. The doctor informed me that I was pregnant, and it was a moment of indescribable joy.

I realized that the Lord hears the prayers of His children, even when the path seems impossible. The Lord taught me that faith does not depend on circumstances but on His faithfulness. While humans see the present, the Lord is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Today, I testify that the Lord's gifts come at the time He deems appropriate. What seems impossible to humans is possible with the Lord. See less

10/26/2026

He has rescued us from the domain of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of the Son he loves. (Colossians 1:13)

I was raised in a conservative family, and religion was an essential part of my life from a young age. In university, I met devout girls who encouraged me to delve deeper into Islam.

I began to commit to prayer and reading the Quran, and at that time, I felt I had found a path to peace and belonging.
However, over time, my love for knowledge led me to read books on jurisprudence and hadith, and to explore the details of the faith on my own.

During this exploration, I encountered some hadiths and narratives that caused me shock and deep questions that I could not ignore.
I tried to find convincing answers, but I felt that many interpretations did not provide me with peace or certainty I was seeking.
I then began to read more about the history of Islamic texts, which increased my confusion and made me feel that questions were piling up inside me without clear answers.

During that period, I experienced a significant psychological and spiritual struggle, and the feeling of emptiness I was trying to escape returned to me.
Driven by the search for truth, I began to read about Christ and the teachings of the Gospel with an open heart, not for the sake of debate but for understanding.

The more I delved into the reading, I found a recurring theme of love, forgiveness, mercy, and a personal relationship with God.
For the first time, I felt that God was close to me, not living with Him in constant fear but in peace and tranquility.

What touched my heart the most was the idea that God loves humanity and offers forgiveness and hope without complexity or fear.
After a long journey of contemplation and internal struggle, I reached a personal conviction that led me to choose faith in Christ.
Today, I live with inner peace I had never known before, and I feel that I have found the path my heart had been searching for all these years. See less

10/25/2026

My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.... (Hosea 4:6)

I am 33 years old. From a Middle Eastern country.
My faith in Christ began through research and questions about the Christian faith, as well as studying Islamic teachings. I first read the Quran, then the Bible. I started with the Gospel of John and watched television programs critical of Islam that discussed Christianity on TV and social media, all while I was still diligently praying and fasting as a Muslim. During this time, I prayed to God to reveal the true path to me, whether it was the Quran or the Bible. On that day, Christ appeared to me in a vision and asked me to follow Him. I heard a voice saying, “Follow me. You are mine.”

I heard the same voice twice after that vision, and since then, a flood of questions has arisen within me.
I thank God that I found sufficient answers in Jesus and realized that He is the truth. In the end, I prayed the salvation prayer, accepted Christ, and surrendered my life to Him as my Lord and Savior.

10/24/2026

Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, and see, the new has come! (2 Cor. 5: 17)

was born into a devout Muslim family, and I have tried my best to please God through prayer, fasting, and fulfilling all religious obligations.
However, I was doing the right thing out of fear of punishment, not out of love for Him, and I always felt a distance between us in my heart.
At university, I saw a Christian classmate respond to offense with love, and she simply told me, “Jesus taught me.”
In my most difficult nights, when I was overwhelmed with depression, I cried out, “Lord, if You exist, show Yourself to me.”
I encountered Christ, and He did not come to judge me or remind me of my mistakes. Instead, He said, “I am the way, and I love you. Do not be afraid.”

At that moment, I realized that there is someone who loves me without me deserving anything, as the initiative came from Him, and this is grace.
I began secretly reading the Bible and saw myself in the Samaritan woman and in the prodigal son returning to a father who was waiting for him.

Months passed filled with rejection, scrutiny, and severed relationships, and I would pray, “Jesus, give me strength,” and He would grant it to me.

In the baptismal basin, I wept from the overwhelming sense of liberation and felt that a heavy burden that had accompanied me for so long had been lifted from my shoulders.
My problems did not disappear; in fact, they increased. However, I am no longer alone, for His presence is real. He supports me when I am weak and comforts me when I cry.

I lost many things, but I gained peace and a personal relationship with a God who loves me, not because I am perfect, but despite my weaknesses.

I say to everyone who is sincerely searching: Asking honest questions is not a sin or a weakness, but a sign of courage.
And I am confident that anyone who sincerely seeks Christ will find Him.

10/23/2026

When you pass through the waters, I will be with you, and the rivers will not overwhelm you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be scorched, and the flame will not burn you. (Isaiah 43:2)

was born a Muslim and never imagined that the most challenging moments of my life would lead me to a door I never expected to knock on. I lived a quiet life with my family in a modest apartment until war suddenly erupted around us.
On the first night, the sirens blared, and my father shouted, “Get down immediately,” so we rushed down the stairs, surrounded by neighbors who were either crying or praying. Halfway down, I felt a missile heading towards us and heard its whistle tearing through the air. I cried out from the depths of my heart, “Lord, if You can hear me, save us.”

Suddenly, it seemed as if everything had stopped, and a bright light appeared before me, with a man in radiant clothing at its center. He called me by name and said, “Do not worry, I am here.” With tears streaming down my face, I asked him, “Are we going to die?” He replied, “I am watching over you.”

The sound returned, followed by a massive explosion that shattered the glass. We saw the neighboring building reduced to rubble and flames, while our home remained standing. I was certain that what happened was not a coincidence.
In the morning, I searched for the phrase I had heard and found a promise in the Bible with the same meaning, assuring me that Christ is present with me. The following evening, I knelt and prayed, “Jesus, if it was You who visited me, I seek You.” After a nearby shelling, I found a large metal fragment lodged in the wall near my bed and realized how close I had come to death.

The war is still ongoing, and loss and questions remain, but a voice deeper than the noise of war whispers within me: “You are not alone.” My heart has changed, and I am no longer the girl who lives in terror; instead, I hold onto hope amidst fear. I realized that the greatest miracles are not just in surviving danger but in the transformation that occurs within a person. Everything we own may collapse in a moment, but the presence of Christ is my refuge, where I find safety and hope.

10/22/2026

You are being guarded by God’s power through faith for a salvation that is ready to be revealed in the last time. (1 Peter 1:5)

I wasn’t searching for Christ when I began to read the Quran again; rather, I wanted to prove that He wasn’t God. But the deeper I delved into the reading; I found myself facing questions I couldn’t ignore. I paused at the frequent mention of Jesus and the unique status He holds in the Quran. Then I found Him described as a “Word from God” and a “Spirit from Him.” I also paused at the miracles attributed to Him, such as creating birds and raising the dead.

I asked myself: Why was Jesus distinguished with these attributes and not others? Then I asked my teacher: How did God create the universe? He answered: With His word. So, I asked him: Is the Word of God a creator or a creation? From there, I began to see that the issue was deeper than I had imagined. My question was no longer: How do I prove that Christ is not God? Instead, it became: Who is Christ really? I began to seek the answer sincerely, and my reading of the Bible marked the beginning of a new phase in my life. In the end, the search that I started with the intention of rejecting Christ led me to believe in Him.

10/21/2026

I have sought you with all my heart; don’t let me wander from your commands. (Psalms 119: 10)

I grew up in an environment that led me to believe that only what is material is real. However, the deeper I delved into studying life, the more I encountered questions that went beyond mere material explanations.
The complexity and precision of the cell’s functioning made me wonder: How did life begin in the first place?
I began to realize that some answers I had considered definitive were not.

I gradually transitioned from atheism to a phase of questioning and searching for the truth.
Then I entered the church and was surprised to find not condemnation, but a message of love.
I began reading the Bible, particularly the Gospel of Matthew and the Book of Acts.

As I read, I began to see Christianity in a completely different light than I had previously imagined.
For me, it was no longer just a philosophical or scientific debate; it became a personal quest for truth.
Over the years, I experienced things that led me to open my heart more to the work of the Lord.

I realized that faith in Christ does not mean abandoning reason or science but rather seeking the truth with sincerity.
In the end, I came to the conviction that Jesus Christ is the truth and that His resurrection is not just an idea for me.
Thus, my journey transformed from rejecting the existence of God to believing in Christ and walking with Him.

10/20/2026

Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, and see, the new has come! (2 Cor. 5: 17)

If you had seen me years ago, you would never have imagined that I would one day stand before you to speak about Christ. I wasn’t just a mere lost young man; I was deeply involved in illicit money, forgery, and forbidden relationships. People feared me and applauded me. I thought I owned the world, but I was a prisoner of money, lust, and arrogance, and in reality, I owned nothing.

Then, I received a single phone call that changed everything. My hands trembled, and my heart nearly leapt out of my chest. Those I thought were my support vanished, and those I had been good to them, denied me. I found myself alone amidst things I had bought with illicit money. That night, I stood on the edge of the balcony, looking down and telling myself, “If everything ended now, I would find rest.”

In my darkest moments, a clear voice crept into my heart, saying, “This is not the way.” I sat on the ground and wept, realizing how far I had strayed from the right path. A few days later, I met a man I had wronged severely, and I expected him to seek revenge. Instead, he calmly said, “I forgave you because Christ forgave me first.”

His words shook me, so I entered a church alone and stood before the cross, feeling love I had never known before. For the first time, I knelt with a broken heart and said, “Jesus, if You are real, save me.”

Things did not change in an moment; instead, a real battle began. I returned as much of the money as I could, left the corrupt deals, and lost many people, but I started to regain my conscience. When the past tempted me with money and power, I found myself able to refuse, and I no longer wanted to return to a life that nearly destroyed me. I have not become a perfect person, but Christ has given me hope and a new beginning. I believe that His grace can save others and open a door to life for them.🙌

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