Reaching millions online with the Gospel
After a painful divorce left him feeling abandoned by God and questioning his faith, Jason Gray shares how an unexpected moment—reading Psalm 18 quoted by Bono in Rolling Stone—sparked a renewed belief and showed him that some of the greatest spiritual growth in his life came through suffering, loss, and failure.
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Through the opportunity to film and share three powerful testimonies from our members, we’ve also participated in three digital mission trips—and the impact has been remarkable. This ministry has reignited a passion for outreach in our church in a simple yet deeply meaningful way. We’ve seen firsthand how real stories can reach people beyond the walls of the church, and how God uses these testimonies to speak directly to the hearts of those who need Him most.
I went into the cleaners one Saturday afternoon, and one of the girls was crying and everyone was clapping when I walked in the door. They called in Katie from the back. She said, “My mom called me and told me that my brother, who was on drugs for over twenty years, saw this man on ComeOnLetsGo, and this man was telling his dynamic story about Jesus saving his life. My brother broke away from drugs and all the negative things he was doing. Until this day he is good!” So I made the connection with them and we began to pray together.
I appreciate all that you are doing to reach our world with the hope found in Jesus Christ. We have all experienced some sort of brokenness in our lives at one point or another. I love how you capture each person's story, which ultimately shares HIS story. Only an amazing God can turn our mess into a message that offers people hope in the situations they face.
I was traveling out of town and stopped at a rest stop. A state patrolman was parked nearby and I felt led to talk to him. I approached him and thanked him for his service. We struck up a conversion and I ended up telling him my story and showing him my video on ComeOnLetsGo. He wanted to know how I knew that he needed to hear that and went on to share that his story was almost identical to mine. He said his ex-wife had an abortion and he was letting the bitterness, anger, and unforgiveness towards her ruin his current marriage. We talked some more and I ended up leading him to Christ!
When we saw a presentation of ComeOnLetsGo, we immediately knew that this is what we had been praying for for years - Christians across all denominational lines working together side-by-side sharing the Gospel. We have been supporters since its inception and are so thankful to see it grow into the movement that it is today. There is nothing more effective and powerful than Christians sharing their God-Stories to spread the love of Jesus!
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Viewing other women's stories on ComeOnLetsGo has encouraged me to take a step towards the Lord and put my faith in Him. I am also encouraged that I am not the only person going through all kinds of different things and obstacles in life. I am not alone. If these women can do it, then so can I!
Last week I was checked into a hospital because I was having suicidal thoughts. The day I was released, I heard a DJ on the radio talk about ComeOnLetsGo. The DJ mentioned suicide, so I looked up the website. I watched several stories about the people who wanted to commit suicide but didn’t go through with it and it changed my whole outlook on life. I want to live now and I want to live for God. Thank you!
