Testimonies from the Mountains: Fields, Hearts, and New Life in the Presence of the Lord Dear brothers and sisters, peace be with you! Today, I would like to share some testimonies from our time here at the Goshen Prayer Mountain. It has been over a year since we began. Looking back on this journey, it is clear that the path ahead has not always been smooth; it has been filled with challenges. People have come and gone, and at times, we have felt weary—sometimes even questioning whether our prayers and perseverance are truly bearing any immediate fruit, or if they hold any value at all. Yet, when I pause to reflect, I realize that the Lord has been watching over us all along; He has never once departed from the Goshen Prayer Mountain. Here, we see two types of precious fruit. The first is the fruit of the land—the produce from our fields. Through our labor—tending the soil, sowing seeds, watering, and waiting—the land has responded, bringing forth crops. These fruits of the field teach us a vital lesson: cultivation never yields an immediate harvest. It requires an investment of time, the cultivation of patience, and the endurance to weather the storms and rain before a harvest can finally be reaped. And the other, the more precious, spiritual fruit. Many brothers and sisters came here to lay down their burdens and pray together, watch together, and experience God’s presence together. We were comforted, released, and repaired in this place; we held on to many worship prayers and slowly saw the Lord leading, opening the way, and changing people's hearts. These are not things that man can make, but the fruit that God Himself sows, waters, and bears in this mountain. And recently, there was another very gentle, very lovely testimony, which was the arrival of a self-made dog that we named Guozi. It came to the land of Goshen, as if the Lord had given us a little mark, and recently gave birth to seven puppies. The number seven represents God's perfection, God's preparation. A puppy that has nowhere to go, comes on its own, settles here, is supplied, and gives birth to a nest of new life, this is a small thing, but to us, it is like the Lord tells us: I take care of even these places that we think are small and inconspicuous; Brothers and sisters, this is a reminder we need to remember now. Many times, it seems like we’re on a long run. Sometimes I feel weak, I gasp, I want to slow down, and I even sometimes think: I might as well stop. But today these fruits—all the harvests of the fields, the testimony of meeting God in prayer, even this litter of tiny puppies, are laid before us by the Lord to encourage us: do not give up, do not lose heart, keep running. It takes time to cultivate the land, it takes time to pray, and the change of life cannot be hasty. Some fruits are seen quickly, others have to wait a long time: some blessings are roaring, and many are like this free dog, quiet, gentle, and suddenly come to tell us that the Lord has been at work. Don’t think that the Lord is not there because you can’t see an immediate response, and don’t put down your watchful post because you’re tired of running. The call to pray to the mountain in Goshen is a continuous run: to continue up the mountain, to continue to pray, to continue to wait, to continue to believe in God’s time. May all the fruit we have witnessed over this past year or more serve as a light unto our feet. May the gentle testimony of these seven puppies serve as a constant reminder that the Lord’s provision always exceeds our imagination. Even when circumstances fall short of our expectations, or the season of waiting proves longer than anticipated, let us persevere—without losing heart or giving up—and, step by step, run the full race alongside the Lord. May the Lord strengthen every brother and sister who has journeyed up the mountain to pray and keep watch together, granting us hearts capable of steadfastness, patient waiting, and continued endurance in the race. May the Goshen Prayer Mountain remain a place marked by the Lord’s presence—a place of prayer, training, and the constant, unfolding birth of new life.

山裡的見證：田地、心靈，有主同在有新生 各位親愛的弟兄姊妹，平安！ 今日想同大家分享歌珊地祈禱山這段日子的見證。由開始到現在，已經一年有多。回顧這段路，好多時候我們都會覺得，前面的路不是一路都平坦及有挑戰，人來人去，有時候會有疲累，有時候會覺得好似看不到即時的果效，甚至有時會想，我們的祈禱、堅持，到底有沒有價值？但當我靜下來回顧，就會見到：主一直在保守，從來沒有離開過歌珊地祈禱山。 這裡有兩種好寶貴的果子。一種是屬地、田地上面的果子。我們在這裡耕種、打理土地，落種、澆水、等候，慢慢就見到土地回應，長出農作物。這些田地的果子讓我們知道：耕耘從來都不是立即有收穫，要落時間、要耐住性、要捱過風同雨，先至會有收成。 而另一種，就是更加寶貴、屬靈的果子。好多弟兄姊妹來到這裡，放下自己的重擔，一同祈禱、一同守望、一同經歷神同在。大家在這地方得著安慰、釋放、修復；好多的敬拜禱告，我們一路持守，慢慢見到主帶領、開路、改變人心。呢啲唔係人可以做出來的，是神自己在這一座山當中，所種落、所澆灌、所結出的果子。 而最近，還有一個好溫柔、好可愛的見證，就是來了一隻自來狗我們給名叫果子。它來到歌珊地，好似是主送給我們一個小小的記號，最近還生了七隻小狗。七這個數字，代表神的完滿、神的預備。一隻無處可歸、自己走來的小狗，在這裡安頓、得供應、還生出一窩新生命，這是小小件事，但對我們來說，就好似主告訴我們：就算是這些我們覺得細微、不起眼的地方，我都看顧；就算是無家、無依靠的，只要來到這裡，我會賜下庇蔭，賜下新生命。 弟兄姊妹，這個我們現在要記住的提醒。 好多時候，我們好像在跑一場長跑。有時會腳軟、會喘氣、會想放慢腳步，甚至有時候會想：不如停下。但今日這些果子——田地所有收成、祈禱當中遇見神的見證、連這一窩細細的小狗，都是主擺在我們面前，鼓勵我們：不可放棄，不可灰心，繼續跑。 耕耘土地要時間，祈禱要等候，生命的改變更加唔可以急。有些果子是好快見到，有些果子要等好耐；有的祝福係轟轟烈烈，亦都有好多是好似這隻自來狗一樣，安靜、溫柔，突然間就來到，告訴我們知道，主一直都在作工。 不要因為看不到即時的回應，就以為主不在；不要因為跑攰了，就放低了手中守望的崗位。歌珊地祈禱山的呼召，就是一場持續的奔跑：繼續上山、繼續禱告、繼續等候、繼續相信神的時間。 願這一年多以來，所有我們見過的果子，成為我們腳前的光；願這七隻小狗這個溫柔的見證，時常提醒我們：主的供應總是超出我們的想像。就算環境不是我們預期，就算等候的時間比想像中長，都繼續堅持，不灰心，不放棄，一步一步，同主一齊跑完成個路程。 願主堅固每一位上山祈禱、一同守望的弟兄姊妹，賜我們一顆可以持守、可以等候、可以繼續奔跑的心。願歌珊地祈禱山繼續成為一個有主同在、有祈禱、有訓練，有生命不斷生出來的地方。