Experiencing Unmerited Favor In Every Area

I am from Kuwait. I came to hear Pastor Joseph Prince’s messages in 2006 when I visited my relatives in Singapore. They were bringing me to New Creation Church every Sunday then and I felt blessed and renewed whenever I listened to Pastor Prince’s sermons and partook of the Holy Communion.

At that time, I was asking the Lord for a dream job, which I thought I could only find in Singapore. That was why I went back to Singapore a few times in 2007 to try and find a job, only to leave frustrated. However, I experienced my first touch of unmerited favor from the Lord when I returned to Kuwait—I applied for a job and landed my dream job here in Kuwait!

I have since continued to watch Pastor Prince’s sermons over the Internet and through satellite television broadcasts. I’ve learned how to depend on the superabundant grace of our Lord Jesus Christ and reign in life!

The Lord also made me whole and gave me a new start. He has set me free from bad habits such as smoking, drinking, and addiction to pornography. I have also learned how to forgive much and now live a life free from bitterness—I had an unhappy childhood resulting from the separation of my parents and being beaten and sexually abused by one of my relatives.

The Lord has also blessed my marriage to a beautiful and godly woman whom I met in church. We just had our dream wedding early this year—another instance of unmerited favor from the Lord. After our honeymoon in Bali, we managed to drop by New Creation Church too.

Now, we are enjoying His presence in our marriage. The Lord blesses our finances, gives us good health and wisdom, and protects us. He has also blessed my career by giving me a job promotion recently!

Thank you, Pastor Prince, for continuing to preach about Jesus and His finished work. We pray that the Lord will bless you, your ministry, and your family more. My wife and I support the grace revolution and your ministry, and pray that the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ will continue to change and save people’s lives.