Now I am completely healed.

I also thank God for completely healing my migraine. What a wonderful blessing and testimony of His faithfulness and healing power.

I also want to thank God for the healing work He has begun in my hearing. Although it is not yet fully restored, I have already seen improvement. I trust that God will continue His healing work and fully restore my hearing in His perfect timing.

I thank God for His unconditional love for me. He has helped me through many situations in my life, including my family and my workplace. His grace, guidance, and faithfulness have carried me through both good and challenging times.

All glory to God!

What I caught is God’s heart for true worship is for it to be an exchange of Him pouring out love onto us and us pouring our love out back to Him. It not one way, it is a dialogue and an act of relationship where there is an exchange of love. This encourages me to really pour out everything in worship and hold nothing back because the only thing that could limit how much I receive from God is myself. This coming season I desire to see our church explode with worship and for many true worshippers to arise.

But I didn’t really bother much with my own, and started to pray healing over his throat. I didn’t really know where to start? But I felt something took over me and started speaking and declaring healing over him.

Right after the prayer, we checked with him whether his throat felt better, and he said it has reduced, like the incoming pain wasn’t gonna come that seriously? But that’s when, I felt mine was completely gone! That incoming pain was not coming at all from there on!

I’ve never done healing, as Pr Matt said, he knows but he didn’t believe it until he actually saw it! That’s what happened to me, and PTL, we prayed a few more times again, and at the end our CG member was healed as well!

It was such a powerful moment when the Lord wants to do healing through me and unto the those around me! Thank you Jesus for the healing!

(Carl, LifeZeal)

Because of this I been stressing out and frustrated, not because of I did something wrong, but because of I can’t collect some documents (cross border bank etc). So I been praying and trying to find a solution so many ways.

It’s so hard to collect the doc due to my phone didn’t active anymore, so goes to my acc. Even after contact the banks, they can’t do anything about it due to can’t verify, the only way is to travel to the country and verify in the bank physically. not only that I need to paid a huge amount of money to collect the doc.

So a day before church I receive a call from one of the bank that I need to collect doc. Out of the blue, they inform me they will send me the doc FOC, I’m shocked cuz they been denied my request long before. Not more than 30 min, I receive another call from another overseas bank, with the same message, they will prepare the doc and send it to me.

Its miracle that every time I facing issue or trouble, GOD will find a way to fix it, HE protect and report my prayer. And now available to enjoy my camp.

2nd day of camp i received all the doc I needed. I’m blessed and glad at the end of the day GOD didn’t abandon me.

Then I felt the holy spirit say that - we are all a piece of God's sword that he uses against the enemy.

With His authority within us, we have the power to overcome and overthrow all darkness and evil.

God is the handle, and we are His blade.

Zechariah 9:13

"I will bend Judah as I bend my bow and fill it with Ephraim. I will rouse your sons, Zion, against your sons, Greece, and make you like a warrior’s sword."

What triggered it all was during the first night, one of my friend told me that they wrote me a note but it was served as a double-edge sword. Immediately, my brain was on defense and I was thinking it’s something negative. I really struggled because I spend the rest of the night trying to figure out what’s wrong with me, what I did wrong, and what potential reasons that God is not happy about with me. I was condemning myself the whole night.

But in day 2, I was reminded that God work all things for our good, and this showed me how much I don’t know myself, and that if God needed this friend convict me for me to be the best version of me, so be it. So I worshipped with open heart, I prayed for clarity and for God to tell me who I am.

He reminded me of when I got baptised, one of the words spoken over me was “princess”. I was reminded again and again that I am his daughter, and that I am precious to him.

Then on day 3, I wanted to make sure it wasn’t my imagination and I asked God to speak into me about my identity, whatever he wanted to say. My hands turned freeeeezing during the waiting time of fire tunnel, I was nervous and I was so happy the song “room” was playing as that is my latest obsession.

During the fire tunnel, God spoke to me that I am “beautiful” from 3 different person and that he was “proud of me”. It really broke me because I struggled with my self esteem for the longest time. This shows that God is truly my comforter and I must learn to see myself from his perspective. I always read the verse that we are wonderfully made, but yesterday night, I understood it in a personal way. After the tunnel, I felt so light, so encouraged, comforted, and loved. My hands were heated back up.

Throughout the days of the camp, I kept seeing how our camp is connected to the heavens. Like a portal opened up in the sky and his presence and glory and love was just pouring over us as we worship. Like a pouring of liquid/silk/like a galaxy/light, continuously, with glitter and just shining down on us. Truly amazing, we asked and God really came to us. All glory to Jesus!

On day 3, because of day 2’s encounter, even before service I kept praying and asking the Lord to come to me as I welcome him. Right before the fire tunnel, i started to shake a lot like my hands were shaking uncontrollably, and it still shook even when the pastors and ministry team were praying for me, but right after they finished, the shaking stopped completely and I broke down in tears.

I stood to the side before feeling numbness all over resulting in me kneeling before the lord and thats when both my hands were tingling, and I felt a slight touch on my head. And though I didn’t hear a voice I felt that the lord was trying to tell me that I’m his daughter and that he will always be there for me. I couldn’t stop crying, and the words spoken in the fire tunnel were so personal like I really needed to hear those words.

I wanna encourage anyone who maybe thinks that the lord is taking too long or not contacting you, just know that the lord is always there. Keep longing and desiring the lord !!

During worship on day 2, God reminded me of this dream again and I felt my heart burning and breaking for this group of people. Not only that, during session 4 when Pr Matt preached about on the kingdom advancing, God spoke to me so much that I was tearing throughout the sermon. Pr Matt specifically mentioned about the government and law of Malaysia and how God can use us to bring His kingdom to this nation. It was as if God was speaking directly to me and even as he prayed, there was an ignition of this dream again and I believe that God will use me and many of us to bring His kingdom into Malaysia and truly witness change in the law! MALAYSIA FOR JESUS, YOUR KINGDOM COME, YOUR WILL BE DONE IN MALAYSIA AS IT IS IN HEAVEN! 🇲🇾

It was so holy and powerful to the point my own soul literally cried out for his presence and mercy.

I let it all out and I felt all of my sins being washed away as I put myself as a dirty and old cup being washed with God's mercy to become a clean and brand new cup.

It's something that I'll always remember not in my time in camp but in wherever I go.

Praise God and we love you Jesus but you loved us first. Amen

I always resisted kneeling down in church because I felt shy and didn’t want people to look at me if I knelt in a public space.

But during Camp Nights 2 and 3, I was able to let down my guard and stop worrying about how others might see me. Even though there were many campers physically present in the hall, it felt like it was just me and God in a 1-on-1 encounter.

For the first time, I could fully surrender and be vulnerable before God in public, instead of only in my secret place. God's presence was so tangible.

this revelation gave me a fresh conviction to always choose to draw near and nearer to God, because He loves us so. it also means we must step up into being the voice in our generation that verbalizes this cry of God's heart to people who do not yet hear it for themselves.

Was feeling unwell since the first day. Complete recovery during the evening session of Day 2!

2. Day 3 Migraine

During Ps Matt's healing for Migraine, I did place my hands over my head and received complete healing!

3. Day 4 Eczema

Had bad eczema breakout over my right hand which never went away during my BKK trip 2 weeks ago. During the camp my eczema fully dried up, and new skin formed too!

This pain lasted till lunch. Everyone said i look “pale” as if i’m “dead” . I had to skip lunch and rest in my room because i was suggested to not play for the games. BUT!! PRAYERS AFTER PRAYERS, i felt a shift when my roommate started to pray while i was in the room. She prayed thrice for it to be gone in Jesus name. And guess what… THERE IS POWER IN THE NAME OF JESUS. There was something shifting in my stomach. Nothing could stop me from getting the full experience of KINGDOM CAMP 🔥

Before closing my eyes, I saw a young youth walking back to his seat from the front while sobbing. At that moment, I prayed, “God, I also want to be like a child who is willing to go all the way for You,” and I asked Him whether "CHILDLIKE" was the word He was speaking to me.

After I closed my eyes, God gave me a vision of a little girl sitting on a chair with her drawing paper. She was so focused on drawing the view outside the window. However, what I noticed in the picture was a scorching sun shining upon her face. What really stood out to me was that we should always fix our eyes on Jesus above anything else in the world, no matter the situation or circumstances. But honestly, I was not fully convinced by that interpretation HAHA, so I asked God again to confirm the word.

I even asked Him questions like, “How, God? Will You show me even more children sitting in front of me once I open my eyes later?” But right after I said that, another picture appeared in my mind. It was a group of children standing right in front of me and looking at me.

Sorry, I'm not trying to challenge God, but I told Him that because this was very important, it had to be repeated three times. I wanted to discern what was right and what was almost right.

Then, the words “CHILDREN OF FAITH” were spoken by Ps Mike afterwards. Ps Mike spoke about being “children of faith” who trust in God no matter the storms in our lives. Whatever the situation may be, we never turn away from Him. Instead, we continue to gaze upon the beauty of God.

My biggest catch was this: children of faith are not those who have all the answers, but those who keep their eyes on their Father. Like the little girl who remained focused despite the scorching sun, God is calling me to stay focused on Him above every distraction, challenge, and circumstance. May I always have a childlike heart that trusts, obeys, and follows Him wherever He leads, knowing that He is always good and always faithful.

However, after the praise party my cg wanted to take a group pick, and leading up to that I was feeling mildly satisfied about myself because I felt that I had given my all in praise, not even being able to hear myself talk because of losing my voice. Then, as we gathered for the photo, one of my cg members took some extra time to come, and it was because that person could barely walk because of the exertion from praising. Immediately I thought “Wow, that’s the level I want to have!”. The best part is that that moment was truly the most unexpected and surprising moment for me the whole camp, even if it was a “normal” moment, that was the one thing I did not even imagine God doing. He truly moved in a way beyond what I had asked or thought or imagined!

I felt God telling me that He sees me and that He's right in front of me. Praise God that He's presence was so tangible and that He showed up. I was so in awe and blown away. All glory to God

-Reuel-

The next morning, my fever was completely gone, although I was still recovering from the other symptoms. I continued to pray for strength and for God’s protection over my group. Praise God, He answered those prayers! He gave me the strength to participate fully in games and worship, and I was able to jump, shout, and rejoice throughout camp. On top of that, none of my group members fell sick.

I’m so grateful for God’s faithfulness, provision, and protection throughout the entire camp. ALL GLORY TO GOD!!

-Zoey Yong

And truly, these days I’d encountered God and His presence powerfully. During fire tunnel God tells me to surrender my burdens and deliver what was from the past, surrender them to Him so that my heart can be filled with the joy and peace God provides for me. I felt my heavy burden lifted up and started to feel more joy coming from Him 🥹

God always reminded me about my identity in Christ, and do not fear for whatever is coming as He will always be there. Throughout the sermons, perspective on my relationship with God has been shifted, and my prayers, starting to be filled with authority, declaration and increased faith.

And as I began to serve, which is also promised to God from last year’s power festival, I committed fully to serve Him, be a walking testimony no matter where I go, and to spread the good news to people and family around about His goodness and His grace towards them.

Lord, this is my prayer: May Your Kingdom Come and Your Will Be Done Through Us

-Cqiann-

I wanted to share a quick testimony about my arm being healed. During the kingdom invasion during Day 3, I injured my arm to the point where I couldn’t fully extend it. While the pain initially wore off, I woke up this morning completely unable to straighten my arm at all.

During our morning devotion, my amazing devotion group gathered around and prayed over it. Immediately after prayer, I could feel it getting better! Later, when we got back to SMCC, I took a quick nap. When I woke up, the pain was completely gone and my arm was fully restored!

One of the things I’ve always desired as a Christian was to experience God’s presence in a way that left me completely in awe of Him. Growing up, I would often see people at church weeping in worship because they were so overwhelmed by God’s presence and love. While I had encountered God in many ways before, through my mum, through my church community, through words of knowledge, and through the passions He has placed in my heart, I could never fully relate to that kind of encounter. Deep down, I hoped that one day I would experience God that strongly for myself.

For a long time, I also wasn’t a very emotional person. I honestly can’t remember the last time I cried before camp. It was probably sometime in my early teens. As I grew older, especially during my early twenties when I struggled with weed addiction, I became emotionally numb and disconnected from that softer side of myself.

On Day 2 of camp, after all the games and physical activities, I was exhausted. My legs were sore, my voice was almost completely gone, and I entered the night session complaining about how tired I was. Instead of being excited to worship God and receive His Word, I was focused on my discomfort and frustrations.

That night, Pastor Matt King from Bethel Sydney preached from Psalms 63:1-3. He spoke about how King David was in a dry and barren land, without water, comfort, or even his family, yet the one thing David longed for above everything else was the presence of God.

As I listened, I felt convicted.

I remember thinking to myself, “What am I complaining about?” David had lost so much and was facing circumstances far more difficult than mine, yet his greatest desire was still God. On top of that, David lived before Jesus died on the cross. He didn’t have the same access to the Holy Spirit that we have today. Because of Jesus, we have the incredible privilege of being able to encounter God anytime and anywhere.

As Pastor Matt closed the message, he invited anyone who wanted a greater hunger for God to come forward. In that moment, I felt like God was speaking directly to me. It was as if He was saying, “All these distractions, all this pain, all this tiredness, I can take them from you if you surrender them to Me.”

So I went forward to the altar and fully surrendered.

As I stood there worshipping, something happened that I can hardly put into words. I felt an overwhelming sense of God’s love wash over me. At the same time, the pain in my legs, the exhaustion, and all the distractions that had consumed my thoughts seemed to disappear.

For the first time in my life, I felt completely overwhelmed by God’s presence.

I began to cry uncontrollably.

Not because I was sad. Not because I was emotional. But because I felt the love of God so strongly that I could no longer hold anything back. Every wall came down. Every distraction faded away. I was simply standing in His presence, fully surrendered, overwhelmed by His goodness and love.

What amazed me even more was that it didn’t stop there.

Throughout the final full day of camp, both during the morning and night sessions, every time worship began I felt that same overwhelming love and presence of God. Again and again, tears would come as I simply stood in awe of Him.

Looking back, I believe God did more than just give me a powerful encounter.

First, He revealed His love to me in a way I had never experienced before. The theme of the camp had been about longing for God and being in awe of Him, and God answered that desire in the most personal and intentional way.

Second, He ignited a deeper hunger within me. After experiencing His presence like that, I want more of Him than ever before. It has stirred a fire in my heart for others to encounter His love and presence as well.

Finally, I believe God unlocked a part of me that had been dormant for years. He softened my heart and reawakened an emotional side of me that I thought had disappeared. What years of emotional numbness had hidden away, God lovingly restored through one encounter with His presence.

This camp has changed the way I see God, the way I see myself, and the way I want to live my life. More than anything, it reminded me that God’s presence is not just something to know about, it is something to experience.

And after encountering Him in this way, I can honestly say that I never want to stop pursuing His presence.

-Nicholas Borger

Praise God that the pain level WASN'T greater the next morning (as it would normally be after a high impact fall)

Thankful to my CG members that prayed over me multiple times. By the final night the pain level went from 9 to 2 and I was able to Praise God, Jump high, raise both my hands as high as I normally would. Honestly during praise my body moved better than ever compared to me moving in the day.

God wanted me to go all out to praise Him with all of my being and he took away my pain. There's a slight muscle soreness now but praise the Lord that it doesn't affect my daily activities & thank you Jesus for allowing me to be my genuine self praising God in the "crazy" way I normally do.

Just like life, there will be many voices and many thoughts that will scream and pull you left & right, and there is God’s voice calling out for you. The game reminded me that it’s important to be able to recognise God’s voice in the midst of all the other voices in the world and in the head and to move forward.

In the end our team collected every point and won 1st place in the game, horayyy!!

Before going into the fire tunnel, I was worshipping and lifting my hands. However, every time I lifted my right hand, I could feel pain in my back. I laid my hand on it and asked God for healing.

After going through the fire tunnel and receiving the words of knowledge, I went to the back and saw some dancers worshipping with flags. I felt a strong desire to worship God with a flag too, so I gently asked the dance team if I could borrow one. Thank you to the lovely girl who lent me a flag!

As I began worshipping and dancing with the flag, I suddenly realized that the back pain was completely gone. I was able to move freely, dance, and worship without any discomfort.

It was such a powerful moment. Praise the Lord for His healing and faithfulness!

When I woke up on Day 3, the cramps were completely gone. I expected to feel exhausted but instead, God restored my strength and energy. I’m so grateful for God’s healing and His care for me. This experience reminded me that when I place my trust in Him, He is able to sustain and strengthen me in ways I don’t expect.

- Rebecca Chan

For the night session, I went to the fire tunnel and got the words ‘Chosen by the Most High’, ‘Fire’ and ‘Pure heart’ before lying on the ground. As I did that, flashbacks from my past came back which caused me to breathe heavily and nearly crying. After getting up, I went to the back and continued soaking in God’s presence before going all out in the praise party.

cuz what’s the point of living if I’m going to constantly suffer with depression/ self - condemnation at the point where I couldn’t think about living anymore.

but I couldn’t self exit also la, cuz I feel bad for my single mother (housewife), she gave her youth and life to take care of me and my bro. I pity her, I followed her since young and watch her go through a lot of rejection when she’s working in sales related areas. Shes a strong woman who never give up and she don’t deserve to work so hard. I grow up promising her and myself that I’ll succeed so she don’t have to work so hard anymore and she can enjoy the fruits of her labour. So not only I have self condemnation and I also feel like I’m in debt of my family. Like I own them my life and my career and my wealth. Becuz ive been growing up with financial instability. Yea shocking.. ppl see me now driving my dad’s nice car and yet I still whine and complain? yea i know I shud count my blessing but there’s more underlying issues in the past that haven’t been solve… and theyre always been magnified. I can’t just sweep them under the rug huhu it’s so harddddd 😭 but yea I would just pray every morning that things would make sense and solve itselfff. I put my life, family, my career into gods hand.

Hahaha

But on the last 2 day, I realised I’m enough in gods eyes and I shud rely on his strength instead. Thanks to god, I’m being roommies with Lydia, the timing is unmatched, as if it’s not a coincidence and gods plan for me and Lydia to have a chat abt condemnation. And yea I feel so much better and Lydia prayed for me too 😭she’s way too sweet ahhh 😖 forever grateful 🙏🏻

hahaha sorry, my back story and discovery in god is getting too long already.

Fast forward to camp, I really thanked God that like He promised, He filled my cup with His anointing, all the areas that I felt spiritually dry was pumped with His oil again. Just as Pastor Matt Night 2 sermon, He mentioned about ‭‭Psalms‬ ‭63‬:‭1‬-‭3‬ ‭‬, even in the desert, I want to choose longing for you and crying out for you, Lord coz I’ve seen and tasted your benefits, and I can’t ever get enough of it. He realigned me back to how He has called me into who I am today and He assured me that He is there with me always, and He never leaves.

-Lydia, Lifezeal-

Honestly, it has been tough these past few weeks, especially the week leading up to church camp.

I just want to avoid seeing anyone and avoid people seeing me

When I was asked "am I excited for camp"

Honestly, it's difficult for me to say I'm excited for camp but I'm anticipating that God will encounter me and speak to me.

But honestly, I'm glad, really really glad that I came to camp.

Encountering His presence

The more I experience His tangible presence

The more I crave to be covered

To be immersed in His presence

From "I don't feel like meeting anyone" to "yk wut I don't feel like going home"

On the second night, during the altar call, the presence of God was so powerful. I was reminded that when God is in the room, every knee must bow (not even sickness can withstand His presence/ Authority; it must flee). The next morning, I woke up feeling like a heaviness had been lifted from my ankle. The pain had gone down from a 10 to a 2!

After the fire tunnel, there was a strong desire in my heart to dance before the Lord. As I began dancing with my worship flag, mostly using my right leg, there was such an overwhelming joy rushing through me. My whole body just wanted to worship God. In that moment, the pain became 0!

I was dancing and running around like never before at camp! The pain was completely gone! Praise God! I danced for hours! Worshipping God so freely, with no constraints/ no pain! just joy overflowing in my body. THANK YOU JESUS!

But I found out it was God’s presence and was reminded that He is always with me. God is so good to me. I thank Him for His love, grace, and faithfulness in my life, family, and workplace.

All praise and glory to God 💕🔥

Instantly, God shifted my view and unveiled a majestic, grand waterfall so wide it had no end. He reminded me that His goodness and blessings will never run dry. Just after this, the perfect song popped up in my mind: Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me…” 🙌✨

Declaring God's goodness and blessings will never run dry in LifeGen!

During the praise and worship, I remember Pastor Tabby words " Don't Hold Back" So I decided to give myself fully to God. I placed my heart posture fully for god to touch and soften it. When it comes to Day 2 morning praise and worship the holy spirit come intensely on me and the spiritual hungriness of holy spirit is dominant and rise up over me . I started to recalling intensive moments of God's presence in my life. Just like what Pastor Matt shared, "The Bible says: Forget not all his benefits".

Another significant moment is during the fire tunnel, God has release so much new words for me. It is gifts from him. This recalls my identify strongly "I am the child of god". If we want more of him he will give us more.

Throughout this camp, I really enjoyed a lot, my siblings and cousin really felt blessed by joining LIFEGEN KINGDOM CAMP IN "GEN"-TING highland. I also want to honour every Campers, Committees and Pastors that served during the camp. AND THANK YOU JESUS!!!!

( VICTOR_ BURST OF LIFE)

Every worship session became a precious moment where I could simply dwell in His presence. His love was so sweet and real to experience. Through this camp, I can truly say that I have personally encountered Him.

For some time, I had been falling back into my old ways, repeating the same sins again and again. The chains of guilt, shame, and unworthiness had held me captive. Deep down, I knew God is good and gracious, and that my sins have been forgiven through Jesus, yet I still struggled to fully embrace that truth.

Through this camp, God restored my identity and reminded me of who I am in Him. He called me His beloved child.

As His love overwhelmed me, I broke down in tears. In that moment, I knew with certainty that I am His child, not because of what I have done, but because of who He is. His love for me has never changed, and nothing can take away the identity He has given me.

Today, I stand with a renewed heart, knowing that I am loved, accepted, and forever His.

Someone prayed and declared healing over my forearm, and immediately the pain reduced from 100% to 10%.

I continued to trust God and declared complete healing over my arm again. After that, I didn't feel any pain anymore.

Praise the Lord!!! 🙌🏻

Ashley - LifeJourney

I believe there was a (spiritual) tunnel straight to heaven into the ballroom and God's presence kept flowing in the more we worshiped. As we were already in the 1st heaven, the glory of God was clearly manifest.

The atmosphere increased, day by day God's presence became stronger & stronger. Thank you Jesus for meeting us all at camp. I truly had encounters upon encounters & I know many others experienced God too!

But this camp changed something in me.

When the Holy Spirit filled me, I felt a burden leave instantly and a joy I cannot fully describe. For the first time, I stopped fighting what God was doing and surrendered to Him completely. It wasn’t the tingling in my hands, the trembling, or even falling under His presence that convinced me. It was the freedom, peace, and joy that remained afterward.

I came to camp disappointed and distant from God. I left knowing that He had never left me.

For years, I kept asking, “Is this really You, God?”

Today, my answer is simple:

“Yes, Lord. I believe.”

I came to camp doubting. I left fully convinced that Jesus is real, the Holy Spirit is real, and His love for me is real. All glory belongs to God. 🙌🔥

He has delivered not only me, but my entire family from the hands of the enemy. He has given victory in our marriage. Hallelujah! Praise the Lord!

For this Kingdom Camp, it was truly by God’s goodness that we came here together as a family. From the moment I signed up for my family, I kept my faith in God that my husband would be able to make it to this camp, even though he was very occupied with his new career. Thank God, because I know God has authority over my husband’s life. If God is with us, no one can be against us.

Finally, we made it to this camp as a family. Thank you, Lord. God always keeps us united as a family in Christ.

This camp has made a great impact on our family. The fire tunnel was especially powerful, and it was a place where I encountered God personally. He assured me that everything will be good and fine in His hands. I have lost nothing — this is only the beginning. All I need to do is embrace His goodness for the future. Every lie of the enemy has been broken in Jesus’ name.

The assurance that God has given to me has made a great impact on my life and encouraged me to continue my journey in Him. You are awesome, Lord!

Thank You, Lord.

All glory, all honour, and all praises belong to God alone.

And God definitely answered my prayer, during the whole worship in camp, I couldn’t stop bawling 😭😭, tears were just flowing and flowing non stop, and I felt sooo lovedd by the lord and also by the friends I have and made along the way ✌🏻

I couldn’t be more thankful for this whole camp, as I definitely did grow a lot in Christ and learn alot alot from it.

I will be forever grateful for God letting me experience this wonderful camp and also grateful for the ppl I spend time with and get closer with in camp

On the morning that we were supposed to travel to Genting, I woke up with stuffed nose. So I was blowing my nose after I washed my face and MY WORLD STARTED SPINNING round and round due to a block in my ear (that’s the body’s primary balance organ!) - it went on like what seemed forever! I grabbed tight of my sink and after it was over , I was so dizzy, sweaty and weak. My husband was so concerned and I was wondering if I could make the journey.

I decided to GO BY FAITH to camp. I was made team leader and I knew I needed to be there. My CG members all started praying for me and the entire journey up to Genting was alright - no ear, nose block due to the change in pressure! Praise God!

However, the whole day I was trying to recalibrate and not feeling myself. Finally, during the night session while Pastor Matt was praying for all of us, I pressed in and ask God for healing. Suddenly I felt a sensation from the bottom of my face upwards through my nose, over my forehead- A RESTORATION OF BALANCE- physically, my ears and nose were cleared and my eyes opened - I was healed!!!

Praise God! and I declared that it is in camp that I will be 100% healed.

Guess what, the next few days, I was able to lead my team, NightWolf even through the sicknesses AND it was through running around, playing, sweating that the phlegm in my lungs/ throat starting dissolving and coming out! It’s truly GOD’s SUPERNATURAL power, strength, healing and clarity that enabled me!

By the end of camp, I was almost fully recovered all while forging new friendships, encouraged by the unity and perseverance of Nightwolf team members and Yellow Faction members, download new Rhema from The Lord, encountered Him and blessed by the Word preached. God is so good. Thank you, LIFEGEN church! I am eternally blessed and grateful. - ms.witts

When during the headache healing, Pr Matt Ling says do the action like lifting up as an prophetic act and so I did in on my ankle, and guess what??? THE PAIN LEFT MY ANKLEEE AND after the session. im able to praise again. PRAISE THE LORD

sm.

During the 2nd day, we had a session on receiving the Holy Spirit, and I was one of those who desired to receive it. Initially, I doubted that I would be able to, but when Pastor Matt prayed for me, my head instantly felt hot, and this heat traveled down my body. I had never experienced such an event before, and I can only say that I have received the blessing of the Holy Spirit.

This experience was further confirmed during the fire tunnel session, where I received the words, "Set the Holy Spirit ablaze," from Pastor Tabitha. Throughout the four days of camp, I can dare to say that I have experienced God’s presence and witnessed His glory.

I have been experiencing nearly 2 months of on and off issues in sleeping. Either I can’t sleep at all or I would wake up in the middle of the nights. Honestly there was moments where I felt quite disappointed with God, and I started praying like “God, please help me to sleep well.” On the first day of camp, Pr. Matt was preaching about we are to declare heaven on earth and to trust God that He wants to bless us. This really changed my thought and increased my faith. And I went for the altar call on Day 1 night, I responded to the call that was for those who felt disappointed with God. I opened up my heart to God, told Him what I felt for all these while and I decided to believe that God actually wants to bless me and He wants me to sleep well. And on the first night during camp, I got the best sleep ever in my life (after 2 months of sleep issues), and not only I slept well during night 1, but I also slept well for the following nights. I really want to praise God that His love is so real and He desires to bless us in every parts of our lives, including our sleep!

Healed from shoulder pain

During day 3 camp, I had shoulder pain after the games day before. During devotion, I shared with my devo group and they laid hands on me and prayed for healing over my shoulder. Right after they prayed, the shoulder pain was gone immediately!! Thank You Jesus!!

Healed from ankle injury

My ankle was injured after day 3 games session. And the pain was there until the night session. By faith I went in front to praise and jump, and also keep declare for healing over my ankle. I slowly felt my ankle’s pain reduced while we were singing “where are those chains that once held me? I’m free, I’m free”. And after the long praise party ended, the ankle pain is completely gone! Praise the Lord!!

Not gonna lie, there's was quite numbers of situations happens I was upset with what God allow to happen. I can't see His goodness over some of the situations why it happens. As night 1 comes, the altar opens for changing of lens over seeing God. That He is GOOD no matter what.

That moment I felt the tangible Holy Spirit presence prompting me and all the moments of upset with God hit me and there I realized I never surrender to God and trust on Him full. After being ministered, the ministered released that as if Peter walking on water to Jesus and due to the small unbelieve Peter fell into water. But Jesus come to Peter and pull him up. Same thing for me, have faith and trust and continue walking on water with Him.

As night 2 comes, I got prayed over on 2nd night session in altar and the minister said something like there's something God want you to declare. It may have a fog fogging my view that I can't see it but the minister pray and release boldness and courage to me that I may be able to speak and release that into the situations and atmosphere. Then the same time I tot its something else and i was on the floor waiting for the word to come never come. Deep down in my heart I know part of it is God wanting me to start to bless my workplace and my employer with prayers.

But as I reached back to my hotel room I realized it may be a thing i was hold dear to for 9 months. There were days that it's replacing God's as first and there's days God are my first. I wasn't aware till that moment before I go to bed. Next day morning at own personal morning devo, kneeling before the Lord and I felt the tugging to surrender and pray and surrender to God. Immediately it was lifted and something was shifted in me I can felt that in my spirit. That very moment I can feel God's tangible presence come fall down to me.

Night 3 fire tunnel; all the words I received as if linked with all the days encounter and the season to come. I was wondering where God will lead me next season but I know my season have not yet ended in my current workplace. There's something yet to unfold and to happen soon I don't know how it will be but I know He is with me in the storms and chaos. He's my comfort to run to and He's my pillar of strength to go for. His joy will be my strength to go through the days to come. His plans are good, His plans are to grow me in endurance, strength and I declare that my faith on His paths that's to come will not be shaken and will faithfully continue following Him and trust in His leading and guidance.

Before coming to camp, I had pain and discomfort on the left side of my breast. Praise God, as I spent time in His presence, I realized that I had been healed. The pain was gone without me even noticing when it happened.

It reminded me that when heaven touches earth, sickness and every imperfection must bow to the name of Jesus. Through the powerful praise and worship, and the life-giving Word of God, we were connected to His Kingdom of light, power, and love.

All glory to God for His healing touch and faithful presence. 🙌❤️

FINALLY FINALLY FINALLY !!! 🥹❤️‍🔥

I'm so happy that I have to say it three times! Hahaha

Over the years, I've always heard people share about seeing visions, hearing God's voice, or feeling His presence and warmth. I never experienced those things myself. Even though I knew God is real and always with us, deep down I also wanted to experience Him in a personal way.

On the morning of Day 3 during worship, I closed my eyes and kept praying, "Lord, where are You? I know You're always here, but please let me feel You, see You, or hear You." Suddenly, my whole body felt so heavy that I knelt down. Then I started feeling an intense warmth all over me. It was so hot. After that, I saw a bright light. It was incredibly bright, but not like the sun that hurts your eyes. It was warm, comforting, and beautiful. FINALLY, I felt You, God🤍

--- But here's the funny part 😂---

When I opened my eyes, everything was so bright. Then I looked to the side and thought, "Eh? Why is the curtain open already? When did that happen?" 🤣

For a moment, I wondered, "Did I see that bright light because someone opened the curtain?" Hmmm...🤔 But I knew the warmth and the heaviness I felt were real.

Then the next day, one of my CG members told me, "During worship, I saw Jesus standing right beside you and hugging you." At that moment, my heart was overwhelmed.

Oh... it really was You, Jesus❤️‍🔥

The LIGHT was You !

The Lord reassured and reminded me during the Fire Tunnel that He qualifies the called and that I'm good enough and I don't need to strive. I felt the warmth and comfort of the Holy Spirit upon me as I was slained on the ground.

Nothing can be as good as being in the Lord's presence.

Throughout the camp, I was constantly using my legs more running up and down the hill. And I feel the pain more constantly.

During the fire tunnel session on N3, while waiting for my turn, I remembered what Pr Matt shared on D3 morning is that Jesus went to the Cross and He has already won every victory for us. We are called to apply the victory that He has already accomplished.

We often hear testimonies of people laying hands on the sick and seeing them healed, and at that moment, I realized I could also pray for myself in faith. So I laid my hand on my left knee and prayed. I remembered how God had healed me before, and I chose to believe that He could do it again.

I wasn't trying to earn a miracle, I was simply applying the victory that Jesus had already won on the Cross and receiving His healing by faith. After praying, I didn't immediately test it out. I continued to focus on God and went through the fire tunnel.

The next morning during devotion, leader asked us how the previous night's session had impacted us. As we were sharing, I remembered the prayer I had prayed for my knee. I decided to test it out and realised the PAIN WAS COMPLETELY GONE!

Praise the Lord! Even after all the running and activities throughout camp, my knee no longer hurt! God reminded me that Jesus has already won the victory, and we can walk in and apply what He has accomplished for other people and also for yourself. I am so thankful for His healing, faithfulness, and goodness again and again. God is still working miracles today!

Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. – Hebrews 13:8

By faith, I played the games and praised as much as I could during camp. I was also reminded that we just have to declare healing on ourselves and by faith! My heart was postured to fully trust God despite how my knee felt and if it got healed immediately or not.

Praise God that waking up the next day after camp, my knee is completely healed! I can even feel that strength has even entered in my joints! Hallelujah! 🙌🏻

During the Day 2 camp devotion, my devotion leader, Andrew, prayed for me. I felt some improvement, but the soreness was still bothering me.

On Day 3 of the camp, Andrew and the other devotion group members continued praying for me. Gradually, the soreness began to disappear. What started as slight improvement became complete healing, and eventually the pain was gone.

I felt amazed, grateful, and very happy. I would also like to thank Andrew and all the devotion members for their prayers and support.❤️‍🔥

By: Amos Quah

And as we wait for the fire tunnel, we all worship, and suddenly a tingling sensation is all over my face, this never happens before, I was wondering if its because I cried too hard 😂

Back to home, I received a letter that feels like a letter from Heaven, the letter was written with care and intentional, it was with prayer, and it's very specific. The letter was so powerful that I'm even doubting if it's for me or someone else, I asked and finally knew it was someone from the adult CG that purposely wanted to encourage me. My heart is overjoyed when I know that it was for me, and that God cares so much about me. At that moment I felt like I tasted the goodness of God, this letter is like honey to my soul. And all I wanted to do is to worship, and when I worship on my bed, again, I felt the tingling sensation. And that is like a confirmation to me that it was the manifestation of God's presence.

And Im SOOO grateful to God for many things: to the one that is so close with God, because you can hear from God, your words carries power and life, it was not a random letter. Thank you for being close to God and obedient, so that I may be blessed with your words. And it really encourage me too, to seek more of Him that I can hear Him like you do, so that I can bless others. And lastly, thank you God for orchestrating everything to work in Your perfect plan, thank you for having me in Your mind and thinking about me 😭 IM IN TEARS, and forever grateful to everyone that make this camp possible.

I forgot which day this was, but Ps Tabby declared against any spirit of unbelief during worship, which is something I've been struggling with for a while now. I felt this weight being lifted off my shoulders and started crying.

Day 2 - One of my CG members wasn't feeling well, and when we laid hands on her I felt this warmth in my hand as I was praying for her. It was a new experience for me when praying for someone else (I thought it was just her body being warm from fever at the moment ahha), but then I realised it was the power of God when she shared she felt the warmth too! Praise God!

Day 2 night - Was struggling to focus on this sermon cause I had an assignment due that night that I needed to step out momentarily to submit (praise God I managed to) and was worried that once I came back in, I wouldn't be able to focus. But as Ps Mike was asking all of us to be still, I kneeled and felt the warmth of Holy Spirit on the right side of my face, it was such a peaceful experience. I've always been used to experiencing God in powerful ways (shaking, crying, etc.) but this camp has really been about just getting to seek Him and sit in His presence, it was a different kind of experience for me and opened up my eyes to what seeking HIS face truly means, not just seeking an experience from Him.

Morning devo (day 3) - prayed for CG members, and could really feel HS through the prayer also!

Day 3 night - before going up for the fire tunnel I just felt the presence of God so tangibly. It was probably the most focused I've been on worshipping God before a fire tunnel - wasn't distracted at all. The worship team was playing Yeshua and everybody was just worshipping. During fire tunnel, I could really feel the presence of God and kept on crying as words were being spoken over me and as I was slain. When the worship team sang "come like fire, come like oil, etc." the presence of the Holy Spirit felt so strong in my gut and it was really just all-around powerful! Was so grateful for this experience.

After camp - no sore throat/fever/flu/cough! Was praying to God that I wouldn't get sick cause I had another assignment due a few days post-camp and by day 4 was feeling a sore throat already. But praise God when I woke up today I felt so restored by HS! Also - had back pain for the whole of camp (started on Thursday) was believing God could heal me during camp. By Day 4 was feeling a little disappointed that there was no healing, but I decided to pray. Realised today morning that all back pain was gone! Thank You Jesus!

I am truly grateful to the church, and especially to Pastor Mike and Pastor Tabby, for organizing this camp.

When I first signed up, my child told me that there would be no games or activities arranged for the adults. I remember asking, “If that's the case, then why should I come?”

Yet I still prayed and asked God, “Lord, what do You want to tell me through this camp?”

On Wednesday, before coming to camp, I found myself crying over and over again while praying in tongues. I did not understand why I was crying so much. Then suddenly, I sensed God saying, “Shout and praise.”

At first, I thought He simply wanted me to praise and worship Him to comfort myself.

When I arrived at camp, I truly did not know what glorious name I could use to call upon this God. I have always known that He is the one true God, and the Bible contains countless descriptions of who He is. Yet through this camp, I encountered Him in such a personal way.

Today, I can say that my God is super, super, super real; super, super kind; and super, super big.

Every day, in every prayer, I ask God to let me encounter Him. I desperately need Him to remind me, guide me, and teach me constantly.

One of the deepest blessings of this camp was Pastor Matt's session with the parents on Saturday afternoon. His sharing touched my heart profoundly.

For a long time, I thought the thorn in my heart concerning my relationship with my mother had already been removed during a previous seminar. Yet through Pastor Matt's sharing, I realized there was still healing that God wanted to do.

Deep inside, I have often asked:

"Mom, why do you never show me your love?"

I would never claim to have been the most obedient child among my siblings, but I did not cause trouble or create problems like one of them often did. Yet it always seemed as though that sibling received more love and favour.

Since I was young, I admired how some mothers spoke to their children with kindness and gentleness. I often wondered why my mother's words hurt me so deeply, even when she did not intend to hurt me.

Even now, as a mother myself, her words can still wound me in the same way they did when I was a child.

Because of this, I struggled deeply over the past few months. I chose not to visit her. I ignored her calls and did not contact her.

I knew this was not right. As children, we are called to honour and care for our parents. Yet my heart resisted, and I did not want to face her.

But when Pastor Matt shared about his relationship with his own father, I could no longer hold back my tears.

At that moment, I knew that God was speaking directly to me.

I remember praying, “Lord, You truly know me.”

What I appreciate about Pastor Matt's sharing was that it was brief, powerful, and easy for everyone to understand. When he explained Scripture, it was as though the stories came alive before my eyes.

Even more amazing was what happened on Saturday night.

Through Pastor Matt's message, God revealed the meaning behind my tears and my praying in tongues before the camp.

The moment Pastor Matt began speaking, I could not hold back. I rushed before God, bowed down before Him, praised Him, glorified Him, and lifted up His Name.

Why?

Because God began answering so many of the questions I had carried in my heart for such a long time.

Again and again, He spoke to me and comforted me.

That is why I told Him:

"God, You truly know me."

Because He does.

He knows exactly who I am.

He knows that I am the kind of person who always wants answers and clarity before I can respond and move forward.

But I have learned that waiting for complete answers before obeying God can make the journey much harder. Don't do what I did.

On the final night, during the fire tunnel prayer, I experienced God's presence in a way I never had before.

His presence was so deep, so powerful, and so overwhelming.

I had never experienced such joy, sweetness, and peace.

Through this camp, I came to realize something precious:

God never ignores my daily prayers.

Every word I speak to Him, every cry, every tear—He hears them all.

Every single one.

I truly prayed, “Lord, show me Your glory,” and He did.

It was so wonderful that I felt as though God was standing right before me.

This camp showed me something even greater than "Lord, how much I love You."

It showed me:

"Lord, how much You love me."

Thank You, Jesus.

Amen.

For Altar Call, I needed to stand by to catch people. I was actually contemplating to stand by due to my condition. However, God led me to still stand by at the side as there were alot of people that responded to Altar Call.

So the healing started when I caught the first person. One nostril unblocked IMMEDIATELY. When I caught the second person, the other nostril unblocked as well. After that, I was catching people while breathing through my nose all clear! At that moment I was in awe of how God healed me even as I was serving as a catcher. I also got the revelation that by being obedient with what God has called me to do, He will reward me, and this healing is my reward ❤️ So I praise God for healing me and encountering me even as I serve! Amen!

Before Day 3, I prayed and asked God to take away the muscle pain because I still needed to serve during both the day and night sessions. There was a lot of walking involved, and I didn’t want the soreness to affect my ability to serve effectively. The next morning, I noticed that the pain began to lessen. I was able to walk normally and continue serving without being hindered.

What amazed me even more was what happened after camp. On Day 5, when I got out of bed, I realized that all the muscle pain was completely gone. From what I know, muscle soreness usually takes several more days to fully subside.

What amazed me was the timing. I prayed for the muscle pain to go away because I still needed to serve, and the pain gradually became more manageable. Then after camp, it was completely gone. Maybe it wasn't a major sickness, but it reminded me that God really cares. It was a simple prayer, yet He answered it ❤️

I got hit with a bad migraine on the first night of camp. I took painkillers, but the pain didn’t go away.

After prayer from Ps Matt King and others, the pain subsided for a while, but it kept coming back.

On the final night it came back strong, but I kept praising the Lord and trusting Him for healing. The next morning I woke up completely pain-free!

God is good. Hallelujah 🙌 Praise the Lord!

For so long I felt I was far from God, even I attends church regularly at my hometown.

For so long I didn’t hear God speak to me.

During fire tunnel, while worshiping and waiting for fire tunnel, I felt the Lord was revealing a vision of prodigal son coming back home with the father arms open wide. Immediately I sensed maybe God is talking to me? And I then knew God was talking about me, I cried repented and asked the Lord again, God… but the prodigal son bringing so much baggage home.. like me.. will the father still accept him?

Then the vision of the sandal being worn to the foot appeared. Oh I cried even more 😭

But I wasn’t sure was the vision and voice from God for I have been so far away from God and not hearing him for so long..

I tell God if someone say welcome home to me, then I know you are really speaking to me again..

After a while, my turn for fire tunnel, I went without much expectations.

The moment Ps Tabby saw me, she was looking at me like (you are back dear daughter) (duno how to explain the way she looks at me, like this emoji : 🥹🥹)

Immediately she hugged me, so so tightly. And she said “welcome home”

……………………

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

no words can express what I felt that time.

Chains gone. Identity restored. Set free. Deeply loved by God.

God moves my heart so so deeply..

I will remember this encounter forever. 😭

Thank you Jesus ❤️❤️❤️

However, I chose to just set my attention of Jesus and not look around to see what was happening around the room. When Pr Tabby finally came, laid her hands on me and released a word, I was immediately slained to the ground. I was aware of my surroundings even though my eyes were closed, but here is when something unusual happened to me. I just couldn't get up! It was as if like I was stuck to the ground, and I felt heat around my ears. That's when I knew & felt the weight of God's glory over me. It was one of the longest times I was slained to the ground. After a while, I got up but just felt the Lord was saying "stay a little longer". I knelt down at the mosh pit and began to just speak in tongues to engage in the Spirit. Suddenly, I felt like my Spirit was crying out to the Spirit of God. I slowly become unaware of the room and so aware of God Himself. I couldn't stop speaking in tongues and began to weep uncontrollably. The Holy Spirit helped me understand that this is what it's like when deep cries out to deep.

After this precious moment with God, I got up and went to my seat area and just knelt down there. Here is when the worship team began to sing "Show Me Your Face, Lord". As I sang, I felt the Lord telling me "You don't need another sermon, you just need another moment with Me." (Not saying sermons are not important).

I believe God was marking me for great things through this one encounter. I'm just so in awe of God and blessed that I got to have this precious moment with the Lord, a new kind of encounter. His presence was so tangible! After this day, I've had more and more words of confirmation spoken by a number of people through the written notes I received at camp. I knew without a doubt that it was the Lord speaking and ministering to me.

Thank you Jesus and Praise the Lord for a life-changing experience at this year's camp! 🙌🏻

Faith was never part of my upbringing. I did not grow up in a Christian household, and the things of God were entirely foreign to me. Yet even then — even without my awareness — God was already at work, weaving together a plan I could never have imagined for myself.

In His perfect timing and through His unmistakable grace, I found myself migrating to New Zealand to complete my studies. It was there, during my very first weekend in Auckland, that everything changed. My homestay brother extended a simple invitation to church — and I accepted. That same day, I gave my life to Christ.

For the first time in my life, I felt genuinely free. It was as though an invisible burden I had been unknowingly carrying for years had suddenly been lifted from my shoulders. My life in Auckland was wonderfully uncomplicated — church, part-time work, and attending classes. It was peaceful. It was enough.

But God had a different plan — one I did not yet understand.

He called me back to Malaysia, and I was not happy about it. Deep within me, I knew I was being led to confront the very wounds I had spent my whole life running from. To cope, I buried myself in work — travelling relentlessly, pushing through on as little as four hours of sleep, driven by a single goal: to save enough money to return to the simplicity of life in New Zealand. In doing so, I drifted far from God.

Then the pandemic arrived, and I was forced to be still.

After the pandemic, I attended an event where I met someone who would quietly change the course of my life. We became close friends, and through her, I was welcomed into her family. Her parents received me as their own — particularly her mother, a woman of extraordinary warmth and unwavering faith. Over the course of three years, she became my spiritual Godmother, and I grew to love her as I would my own mother.

It was she who brought me to LifeGen Church. At first, I came with no intentions of getting involved. I simply missed hearing the Word of God and wanted to sit quietly in the service — and then leave. No community group, no commitments. Just me and God.

But God knows how to reach me. He placed the right people in my path, and before long, my Godmother began inviting me to join her Connect Group. The moment I walked through the door that first evening, I sensed it immediately — a warmth, a presence, a fullness of life that could only come from God.

Earlier this year, when the church camp was announced, my Godmother urged me repeatedly to attend. She told me it would be life-changing. I hesitated — I barely knew anyone beyond my Connect Group, and I had already committed to a month-long work project out of town throughout June.

Then, just before the camp, in April, my Godmother passed away.

My heart shattered. I found myself asking God something I had never dared to ask before: "For the first time in my life, I had a mother — a beautiful, devoted woman whose faith in You was breathtaking. Why did You have to take her from me?"

The grief was overwhelming. Condemnation crept into the spaces where peace had once resided. Every thought of attending LifeGen — the service, the Connect Group, the camp — was laced with pain, because everything about it reminded me of her. I felt utterly alone again. That familiar isolation, the one I had known my entire life, had returned.

Yet God did not abandon me in that darkness. He kept sending people to comfort me — quietly, tenderly, persistently.

During the wake, I sat at lunch with some of the LifeGen volunteers who had come to help with the funeral service. One of them asked if I would be attending the camp. I shared everything — the work commitment, my reluctance, the heartbreak. But even as I spoke, something stirred within me. The Holy Spirit gently prompted my heart, nudging me to set aside the project and simply go.

I voiced my hesitation: even if I wanted to attend, the camp was fully booked. One of the members looked at me and said simply, "Just apply — you never know what God can do."

Three to five days later, I received confirmation that a place had been reserved for me.

Despite the grief still resting heavily on my heart, I was overjoyed.

The camp became a journey of healing and restoration — a sacred space where God began to tenderly rebuild what grief had broken.

Before every session of praise and worship, I would quietly ask God to help me focus on Him — to lift my gaze beyond the pain and anchor my heart to His presence. One verse accompanied me throughout the entire camp, surfacing again and again in my spirit: Psalm 121.

I had not realised how much unresolved pain I had been carrying buried deep within me — pain that had accumulated quietly over a lifetime. On the third evening, I walked through the Fire Prayer Tunnel. What God spoke to me in that moment was deeply personal — a confirmation so intimate that only I could have recognised it, because it mirrored the very conversations and prayers I had shared with my Godmother throughout our three years together.

The message was clear: in order to grow in my relationship with God, I needed to be part of a community. I could no longer keep God at a comfortable distance and call it devotion.

God gave me four separate confirmations of this truth:

The first came through my Godmother herself, whose faithful example showed me what it looked like to truly belong to a community of believers.

The second was through Pastor Mike's sermon earlier this year, which spoke directly about the significance of the church and its community.

The third arrived during the Fire Tunnel on that transformative third evening of camp.

The fourth came through Pastor Tabby's closing message on the final day of camp — a sobering and timely word about the dangers of living as a lone wolf.

I stand here with a humbled and grateful heart. God did not give up on me — not when I drifted, not when I questioned Him in my grief, and not when I tried to keep Him at arm's length. He pursued me with patience and love, and He used the most painful season of my life to draw me closer to Himself and to the community of believers He had always intended for me.

To God be all the glory.

From: Johnathan Lee (Full Of Life)

After the camp, one of my group members shared a message he received from the Holy Spirit while driving home. He told me that God sees my heart for people and the care I have for others, and that He honors it.

This message deeply touched me because there are times when I feel shy about expressing my care and concern for others. Even when those acts may go unnoticed by people, God sees them. Through this encouragement, I was reminded that God knows my heart and values even the things I do quietly. I am grateful for His affirmation and love.

1 day before camp, my left eye in specific severely flared up and I was also having coughs and fever. I was really distracted and frustrated by my circumstances and it also made me very insecure as I couldn't look anyone in the eye.

However, I didn't wanna let these circumstances define my faith and become a barrier between me and encountering God, so I really just took a leap of faith and trusted that God would come through and heal me from the inside out. Every worship session, I would just pour out my heart and cry out to God for healing, surrendering my thoughts sincerely and transparently. Doing so, I really just encountered the love and peace of God EVERY session, so much so I cried publicly and drenched my whole sleeve with tears. (which I never experienced before)

I heard God saying during the first session at night: Calling me to have greater measures of faith, declaring that I am already healed, and I just need faith as small as a mustard seed. God also spoke to me saying, "He loves me" and I would be testifying by the end of camp. Despite hearing God so clearly, the redness in my left eye still remained and so did the sense of doubt lingered.

Nevertheless, this time it felt very different after pouring out my heart, it felt like I had this supernatural sense of peace and faith in me that carried me throughout the entirety of camp, enjoying every bit of it. Every other worship session, I also heard God repeating the words: "I love you" and "Be healed".

To the glory of God, the day after camp when i woke up, all redness supernaturally disappeared and my vision was not blurry anymore. I earnestly want to testify and thank Jesus for coming through, providing and restoring my eyes and my health in general🫂.

Psalm 73:26 NIV

" My flesh and my heart may fail,
    but God is the strength of my heart
    and my portion forever. "

At one point before this camp, I was just raising my hands during worship just for the sake of it. But, He changed my heart towards praise and worship, and now I know, praise and worship is surrendering yourself wholeheartedly to Him and enthroning Him.

Thank You Jesus!!

- Emma AY

On Day 3 I was serving as atmosphere charger, and that was when God encountered me during worship. He showed me a different perspective of Mary and Martha, where they are both serving and equally important. Martha was serving in the physical, and Mary was serving as an atmosphere charger to charge the spiritual realm by making bold declaration of letting nothing distract her from sitting at Jesus's feet and listening to the living Word. God revealed to me that it is important to know who I am serving - my master Jesus, not human masters - and that I should first be filled by His love, peace and strength before these overflows in my serving. He wants me to serve Him in church and in work, not out of strive and performance, but in restedness.

This was further confirmed when the words spoken over me during fire tunnel included "restedness" and "experiencing greater measure of God's love".

Before camp, my boss has asked me to come up with my career goal. Post camp, i can boldly say this: "I will serve the Lord with all my heart, be the salt and light to bring His kingdom, heaven, down into my workplace."

Then Pastor Mike had us sing “oh how You love me” during praise and worship on the 4th session. I saw as if Jesus was looking down the road from Genting and He was looking for me to arrive! I felt His longing and wanting to spend time with me at camp. After that, camp was awesome and it was so easy to just rest in His love without striving.

After fire tunnel, I felt that there were things coming out from me for a long time. Two that I could discern :-

1. bitterness at God over some incidents that had happened in the past. I had a mental list of the incidents which I would bring before God and ask Him why He had allowed those to happen.

1. Tibetan Buddhism that I had learnt as a child.

The best of all was my friend Esther’s salvation. Thank you so much Olivia and Sarah for patiently explaining to her about Jesus.

Thank you God so much for Your love and outpouring of Your Spirit. Thank you Pastors and Camp Committee for camp!!

Yet, despite this realization, I spent the first few days seeking Him, desperately praying for a word or a touch—only to be met with nothing. Zero response, zero feelings, zero visions, and zero sound. While everyone around me seemed to be experiencing powerful encounters, I felt absolutely nothing. It left me feeling deeply abandoned and disappointed. I knew He was there, which made it hurt even more, as though He simply didn't want to show Himself or speak to me.

During a time of silence on the second night, I had a vision. I found myself in a pure white, cube-shaped room. I was sitting on a chair, and across from me sat an Old Man—looking aged yet vibrant and healthy. He was trying to speak to me; I could see His mouth moving, but a chaotic roar of surrounding voices drowned Him out completely. I couldn't catch a single word.

Weighed down by disappointment and a heavy sense of rejection, I felt a deep sadness creeping in. I began to think coming to this camp was a total waste of time, dismissing the vision as a mere hallucination. During our devotion session, I opened up to my CG, sharing the vision and confessing just how abandoned I felt.

By the third night, during the fire tunnel session, I was ready to surrender everything. I prayed desperately: 'God, I want to know you more. Please show yourself. Speak to me. Show me your glory, and touch me with your Holy Spirit.' As I went through the tunnel, the first words to pierce through were: 'Seek and you will find. God is always there for you; He will always love you and be there for you.' The moment that sentence ended, I was completely stunned. Everything else went silent.

Walking out of the tunnel, my mind was entirely blank. I didn't know what to say or how to feel. Seeking comfort, I slipped away to a quiet corner at the back of the hall, sat on the floor, and just stayed silent. Out of nowhere, a distinct warmth washed over me, moving from the back of my head down to my spine. It felt exactly like a comforting hand patting and holding me. Thinking my jacket was just making me overheat, I opened my eyes to take it off—only to realize I was just wearing a T-shirt. In that moment, I knew. It was a tangible sign from God, showing me that He is looking after me and standing right by my side.

By the end of the night, a wave of relief washed over me. I finally understand now: God was always here. I just needed to learn how to quiet the noise to encounter Him. Amen.

My first night are the most impactful where I encounter God and Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit touches me even before Ps Tabby gave a call about shift in your paradigm and heart.

I felt Holy Spirit from my stomach all the way to my heart and I heard a soft voice but loud enough for me to hear ‘Isn’t this what you love to do?’

I asked God what I love, He said praying for others 🙏🏻

Context : I was praying for 1 of my cg member for ear problem when Ps Mike gave a call for those who have difficulty in hearing.

I was amazed how God able to hear my cry even before the altar was made. I’m truly blessed by how God never ever left my side before 🙏🏻

Throughout the months leading up to camp, I’ve caught myself in a gray area where I know, have seen and experienced and am living in identity as a child of God. God has grown me so much, has seen me through so many miracles and testimonies. Yet at the same time, in this gray area I’ve found myself in; is a place where I’ve grown accustomed to it, and think that I’ve “figured it out” with God. Looking back in hindsight, what a dangerous place it was to be in. To be in a place where I thought I had and knew it all in Him; when in truth and reality I was living a life of pride; placing subconscious worldly standards and self-righteousness to define what it meant to be “holy and righteous” in God. Truly, it was something that only God could break me out of.

During night 2; I was very tired. My flesh told me to lay low and get comfy with the worship; however I felt so convicted throughout the sermon and into the altar call that night to DIG DEEP with Him. And so I did. As tired as I was, I prayed for Holy Spirit to teach me to dig deep and pray unceasingly for fresh revelation during the sermon. When His children call, He really does answer! When we dig deep, look past our own feelings and emotions; God comes in and moves POWERFULLY. During that altar call, it really hit home to me what it meant to with my WHOLE heart, being, spirit and soul; to worship God, and dwell in the fullness of His presence and glory. We ARE His children in Christ. When we dig deeper with Him, His presence and glory fills our hearts. It fills the room. It fills the neighboring area, city, a country! God truly decides what He wants to do with His glory; when, what, where, how. It’s whether we’re ready to be in a place of total surrender that His glory in whatever capacity comes to fill us; that would we steward that and let it spur us on to advance His kingdom.

God broke my spirit of pride, my spirit of performance, my deep-seated desire for wanting validation from others. And He did it all in that ONE NIGHT. Truly, one can only imagine what God can do when and however He wants it.

Jesus is holy and worthy. Worthy to bear the sins of all mankind as the perfect lamb for the world; yet also holy, the visible likeness of the invisible God. So holy that death could not hold anything against him. His sacrifice stands true yesterday, today, and forever in eternity. All that I am can ONLY be and MUST be owed to the one true God. Hallelujah!

-FB