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Chapter 17 - I Am a Witness - I Am a Witness The Search is Over | Dr. Kenny Russell
After seventeen chapters and more than forty years of walking with Yeshua, we arrive at one final question: What does it mean for YOU to say, “I am a witness”?
In the final chapter of I Am a Witness – The Search Is Over, I bring the journey back to the reason I wrote this book. My desire was never simply to tell you my story. My prayer has been that through my testimony, the Holy Spirit would help you rediscover your own testimony.
Yeshua said:
“You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you; and you will be My witnesses...” Acts 1:8
If Yeshua has transformed your life, you are already His witness. Your testimony isn't only the story of the day you first said yes to Him. Every act of obedience, every trial through which He has remained faithful, every lesson He has taught you, every person He has allowed you to touch, and every fresh “Yes, Lord” becomes another chapter in the testimony He is still writing.
You don't need a perfect story. You don't need all the answers. You have a testimony.
His grace becomes part of your story.
His faithfulness becomes your testimony.
His love becomes your message.
So as this book comes to an end, your journey as a witness continues.
The search is over. Now go and become a witness.
I Am a Witness – The Search Is Over
Dr. Kenny Russell
BulldozerFaith — From Israel to the Nations
20 Sept 2026
Chapter 16 - Fruit That Remains - I Am a Witness The Search is Over
What kind of fruit will remain long after we are gone?
In Chapter 16 of I Am a Witness – The Search Is Over, “Fruit That Remains,” I explore a lesson that has increasingly shaped my understanding of ministry: salvation is a wonderful beginning, but Yeshua called us to make disciples.
Yeshua said:
“You did not choose Me, but I chose you and appointed you so that you might go and bear fruit—fruit that remains.” — John 15:16
Meetings end. Outreach events finish. Conferences come and go. Even the emotions of powerful spiritual moments eventually fade. But a life transformed by the Holy Spirit can continue bearing fruit for generations. A new believer becomes a disciple. That disciple helps someone else follow Yeshua. One transformed life touches another—and the fruit continues.
Yeshua ministered to thousands, yet He invested deeply in a small group of ordinary men. He walked with them, taught them, corrected them, encouraged them, and prepared them—because disciples reproduce. The Kingdom advances as transformed people begin helping others walk with Yeshua.
After more than forty years of ministry, my desire is not simply to count decisions, meetings, or crowds. I want to see fruit that remains.
One life transformed.
One disciple equipped.
One person helping another follow Yeshua.
One generation passing the testimony to the next.
The question is not simply, “What am I accomplishing today?”
Perhaps the greater question is:
“What am I investing in today that will still be bearing fruit when I am gone?”
I Am a Witness – The Search Is Over
Dr. Kenny Russell
BulldozerFaith — From Israel to the Nations
18 Sept 2026
Yom Kippur — Why Did Yehovah Give Israel the Appointed Times? | Special Chapter Reading
In this special release, I am reading a complete chapter from my forthcoming book on the appointed times of Yehovah. We begin with Yom Kippur — the Day of Atonement and a question that takes us much deeper than religious tradition: Why did Yehovah give Israel Yom Kippur in the first place?
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Before we rush to prophetic fulfillment, we go back to the Torah. Why the High Priest? Why the blood? Why the veil? Why did the sanctuary itself require cleansing? And why did Yehovah command two goats—one sacrificed and the other sent alive into the wilderness bearing Israel’s iniquities?
As we open Leviticus 16, an extraordinary picture begins to emerge. One goat dies and its blood is taken into the Holy Place. Over the second goat, Israel’s sins, transgressions and iniquities are confessed, and that goat bears them away into the wilderness.
Then we follow that language into Isaiah 53, where Yehovah speaks of His righteous Servant who would “bear their iniquities.”
And the journey does not stop there.
We open Jeremiah 31 and discover something every Jewish seeker should consider carefully: the New Covenant is not originally a Christian concept. Yehovah Himself promised a New Covenant “with the house of Israel and with the house of Judah,” declaring:
“I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more.”
From Moses to Isaiah, from Jeremiah to Yeshua of Nazareth, I invite you to follow the Scriptures and ask the questions for yourself.
Whether you already believe Yeshua is Messiah, are Jewish and searching for answers, or simply want to understand Yom Kippur more deeply, this chapter is an invitation to put religious assumptions aside and return to the biblical text.
One truth runs through the entire message:
THE GOAL OF ATONEMENT IS HIS PRESENCE.
Yehovah told Israel, “I brought you to Myself.”
He commanded the sanctuary to be built “that I may dwell among them.”
Atonement was never merely about removing guilt. Yehovah was making a way for His people to draw near.
This chapter has also become deeply personal to me. The more I study Torah and the Prophets, the more convinced I become that Yeshua of Nazareth truly is Israel’s promised Messiah. In this reading, I share some of the biblical reasons that conviction continues to deepen my faith and my love for the Creator.
This is a special advance chapter reading from a forthcoming book by Dr. Kenny Russell.
Listen with your Bible open. Read the passages for yourself. Test everything against Scripture—and above all, ask Yehovah to reveal His truth to you.
Key Scriptures: Exodus 19:3–6; Exodus 25:8; Leviticus 16; Leviticus 17:11; Leviticus 23; Isaiah 53; Jeremiah 31:31–34; Hebrews 8–10.
Dr. Kenny Russell
BulldozerFaith™ | Gottalife Ministries International
From Israel to the Nations
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