# <center>Let your works speak for yo</center>
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[Source](http://www.enlacemormon.cf/2017/07/3-tipos-de-testimonios-que-debemos.html)</center>
It is very sad to see people who speak, promise and plan, but for different reasons it turns out that they do not keep their word.
I do not know if it happened to you when you were younger: you were invited to eat at the house of one of your friends, when you arrived at this house that turns out to be from someone else, you behaved marvelously, you ate what you always denied when your mother served you, you were an exemplary child, the only thing they could say about you was what a good child!
Who did not happen that and that your mother told you: "luminary in the street, darkness of your house."
We must be consistent between what I had been taught and how I applied it both inside and outside my home.
In the Christian life, it is the same. God has taught us many things through the example of Jesus, his Word and the guidance of the Holy Spirit in our lives. However, it seems that in the church we insist on behaving well and putting on the disguise that we are excellent Christians, we talk like them, we move like them and we react like them. But when it comes to giving testimony to those who need it most, we adapt to the mold they offer: zero limits, we let ourselves be guided by the current and our standards are compromised by what society demands of us to fulfill.
### Learning to give a good testimony
You, then, who teach another, do not you teach yourself? Paul, as in each of his letters, expresses the passion for justice and holiness that God expects of us and asks the Romans:
**"You who teach, how much have you really learned from your own lessons?"**
Maybe at this moment you are not in a position where you have influence over many people, but the reality is that they are ALWAYS seeing you. Your life talks about who you are, what you believe in and who lives in you. Your mission should be to lead a life in which you can still remain silent (a) but your actions will scream the lifestyle you lead and you will witness the life of Jesus in you.
> The key to leading this life of integrity and congruence is to make a place for God, to know him through his Word and to ask his Spirit to guide him to be obedient. Pablo struggled between wanting to do things (having good intentions) and really doing it. We all struggle with our ego, our laziness and our thoughts. God is the person you can trust not only to love, but to do.
The following is a popular saying, but I think it is true in a certain way: "people will always talk about you", the key is: what do they say about your daily walk? The Bible teaches that we are like open letters and that we are surrounded by a large cloud of witnesses. A witness can speak well or badly about you.
When they speak well of you, they may not know it, but in reality they are seeing Christ in your life, since all that goodness and light is a reflection of who He is in you. However, when you have the testimony that you are not a person who bears good fruit, thanks to you, God stops being exalted.
Remember that no one has seen God, that Jesus came once in the form of man but is not among us, you and I are the representatives of God here on Earth and as long as we live we must raise a banner that proclaims that Jesus is true, which is life, love and rectitude.
***God promises to bless us when we not only listen, but we live his truths. In addition, others could know the Christ who lives in you thanks to your testimony! Let your works speak for you.***