Because those who have gone before us were faithful to their mission, we heard the good news and had the opportunity to believe. Jesus already completed his part, and now, it’s our turn to follow through with ours.Ĭonsider for a moment how your life might have unfolded if someone hadn’t shared their testimony with you. In fact, Scripture tells us the devil is defeated by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony (Revelation 12:11). For more resources for ministry, visit her website at What is your testimony? Have you ever had a hard time articulating it or believing in its power? While our experiences with Jesus may vary greatly, the impact of sharing them does not. In her free time she likes to read, play games with friends, travel, and love on her two cats. In addition to speaking regularly at her own church, she speaks and teaches seminars. Crickett served on staff with Cru (Campus Crusade for Christ) for ten years and is a graduate of Dallas Theological Seminary. She is the author of Before the Throne (Moody), On Bended Knee (Moody), The Gift of Rest (CrossLink), and Sumatra with the Seven Churches (AMG, coauthored with Sandra Glahn).

What is your favorite tradition? Connect with Crickett: /jkeeth52 Crickett Keeth is the Women’s Ministry Director at First Evangelical Church in Memphis, Tennessee, where she writes and teaches the women's Bible studies. Because if there is anything worth passing on, it is Him. How can you tell others of God’s faithfulness by creating a new tradition of your own or by continuing a tradition that was passed on to you? Whatever traditions you and I practice, I pray they are rooted in biblical truth and keep God at the forefront so future generations can connect with him and connect with each other.

Think about what heritage you want to give to your family and the significance your customs carry. She asks us to consider what we are passing down to the next generation. Crickett Keeth is in the show today chatting about her favorite traditions and leaving a legacy. Do you have any traditions, special dates, activities, or places that help you commemorate significant events in your life? Especially those events where God has done something for you? While traditions often revolve around major events such as the birth and resurrection of Jesus, they can also serve to celebrate personal moments-the little things maybe only you would recognize, such as how God answered a certain prayer, supplied for your need, or made himself incredibly known to you.

Wait and See by Wendy Pope