Robert Wint

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Hello

My name is Robert Wint.  I was born and raised in Coventry, West Midlands.  I have been listening to Christopher’s podcast for a few months now and I am delighted and humbled to be able to hear the true words of our messenger as to why we are all here.

I have studied The Sealed Portion with one of my brothers who introduced me to the book which has changed my life.  Everything I was feeling about myself that I didn’t fit in with other family members, was because I knew there was something more for me on this earth, but I just didn’t know what it was.

I was a troubled individual growing up. I always seem to care more for others than myself and I was told as a young child that we had to read the Bible, which I never truly understood properly.  My father was in the church, so we had to go to Sunday school every Sunday. Everything we were taught about was that, because we are Christians, we were better than everyone else and the church congregation were our brothers and sisters.

The pastor would minister that lesbian and gay people are an abomination to God and we should have nothing to do with them, nor anyone outside of the church.  This is what I thought was right the whole time I was growing up, until I started soul searching for a better way in life, because it was always in me to love everyone, that was how I felt.  I went and studied with Jehovah witnesses but there was still something within me which would never make me commit 100%, so I ended up back into the world of fornicating with different women.

I love dancing, this was a big part of my life.  I was a very good dancer. I went to two very good dance schools before becoming a professional dancer for a very long time, which helped me eventually to have my own dance studio.  But having all of this, I still wasn’t happy.

Then my life took a turn for the worse and I ended up in prison for two and a half years for an assault.  This was devasting to me and my family that I was sent to jail; I thought God had put me there because Jesus kept knocking and I wasn’t listening.  So, being put in prison meant I couldn’t run anywhere and all I could do was listen to Jesus, and for the first time in my life I actually prayed properly and asked the lord to forgive me of my sins.

I told the lord that I would surrender my whole body and soul if he would guide and protect me while I am in jail.  That night, in my bed, when I was sleeping, I saw angels descending down from the sky.  I didn’t understand what was going on but the next night, lying in my bed, I went through a dark tunnel, hearing people screaming and shouting. I couldn’t handle it. I asked God to stop and, from that moment, I never had any visions again.

I thought Jesus was telling me to change my life or I could end up in hell.  This made me open up to myself to try to understand who I am and be more loving and kinder to others.  I decided to become a listener in jail, just being there for the new inmates who were finding it difficult to adjust to prison life.  It made me feel so happy and joyful in my heart that I could help people. This was just an insight into my life.

I then started to study the Israelite movement, which I now know was not for me on so many different levels.  I thought I knew it all, being an Israelite, but I knew nothing.

Listening to Christopher is like I am a new baby, drinking the milk of new understanding of knowledge and wisdom and knowing we are all brothers and sisters on this planet, where we need to start loving, caring and giving to each other.  I am still learning every day. It’s a battle within myself to do good.

Kind Regards

Robert Wint

Email address: rj66@hotmail.co.uk

 

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