Praise the Lord, my friend,

I can’t tell you how happy and overwhelmed I’m feeling right now as I write this issue.

Because yesterday, I published something that had been on my heart for a while.

It's called One Share, and I’ll tell you more about it at the end. (It will take a while to get to the end, so pleaseeeee bear with me for a few mins 😅)

So the story behind One Share is closely connected to my own journey with Jesus.

As some of you know, I came from a non-Christian background.

My faith journey started back in October 2024 after an online friend from Nepal shared her church's Sunday service videos on her Facebook feed.

I stumbled upon those videos, watched them, and later started seeing similar content in my feed, which made me even more curious about Jesus.

And that curiosity eventually led me to read the Bible, experience God’s goodness, and attend church.

Then on 12 April 2025, I got baptised.

One year later, on 12 April 2026, God allowed me to visit the same church whose service videos I had stumbled upon.

And I shared my testimony before the congregation, with the same pastor who had delivered the sermons in those service videos and the friend who had shared them.

Just think about that for a moment, my friend.

Someone shared a Sunday service video of their church on their Facebook feed, and that simple gesture became part of my journey towards Jesus.

And, you know what? It doesn’t stop there.

After the church service in Nepal, I was exploring the streets of Kathmandu on a bike taxi.

And there, I had this thought about how wonderful it would be if there were a platform that made sharing the gospel easier.

People could find meaningful, gospel-centric content based on real-life situations and share it with others with just one tap.

Honestly, until July, it was only an idea that felt a little hard and impossible to me.

Because I had no technical experience and no clear idea of how to turn it into a platform.

But God is good, and He does things in His own ways that we don’t understand at first.

So, while I was laying the foundation for One Share, God helped me recall something that I had learned earlier that year.

You see, in March, I attended a Purpose Driven AI Workshop.

There, I learned from my pastor how different AI tools could be used together to create better prompts and get better results.

At the time, I had no idea that what I was learning would give me a starting point.

But there was still a problem with the amount of credits these AI apps required, so I paused the project again.

That was until October, when God allowed me to attend an event for digital missionaries and techies.

And to get to the event, I was travelling with a brother named Michael.

It was a 28-hour train journey, and the funny thing is that Michael and I were meeting for the very first time.

During one of our conversations, we started talking about AI tools, and he shared some really helpful tips on how to write descriptive prompts for development, save credits, and get better results from these tools.

And my friend, that conversation turned out to be more useful than I could have imagined.

Remember how I told you that I had paused the idea because I was struggling with the credits these AI tools required?

Well, the tips Michael shared helped me understand how I could use these tools more effectively without wasting so many credits.

So, I started working on One Share again, using what I had learned from my pastor at the workshop in March and what Michael had shared with me during our train journey.

And slowly, something that once felt impossible started feeling doable.

I had no prior technical experience, my friend.

I’m not a developer, and I didn't know how to build a website with a functional backend from scratch.

But with the help of AI and the things I had learned along the way, God enabled me to build One Share and finally publish it yesterday.

When I look back at everything that happened, I can't help but feel grateful to God.

Think about it, my friend. A sermon video shared by a friend became part of my journey towards Jesus.

That experience planted the idea for One Share while I was exploring Kathmandu.

Then, what I learned at a workshop in March and a conversation with someone I had only just met helped me bring that idea to life.

I didn't know any of this would happen when those moments took place.

I attended the workshop to learn about AI, and I met Michael without knowing that our conversation would help me with this project.

But when I look back now, I can see how God used these experiences to help me take the next step.

You see, we can make plans and have ideas, but we don't always know how we'll bring them to life, my friend.

Sometimes, we learn something without knowing when we'll need it, or meet someone without knowing what we might learn from them.

Therefore, we don't need to have everything figured out before we begin.

We can keep learning, make use of the opportunities God places before us, and trust Him as we take each step for Him.

May His plans unfold and His will be done in our lives.

And now, my friend, let me finally tell you a little more about One Share. (Sorry for taking so long 😅)

It's a website built using an AI tool with one simple vision: to make sharing the gospel easier.

The idea is to help people find meaningful, gospel-centred content in one place that speaks to different situations in life and share it with a prayer with others with just one tap.

My friend, One Share is my attempt to make that little step of sharing much easier for others and to see more people come to know the true Gospel of Christ through social media, as I did.

Honestly, I don't know where this journey with One Share will lead, my friend, but I'm excited to see what God will do with it.

For now, I'm grateful that something that once felt impossible is finally out there, and I pray that it helps people share the love of Jesus with others.

So, if you get a chance, do visit One Share here: oneshare.community

Thank you for reading till the end and for your prayers. God bless you!!

PS: We are in the early stages, so if you find any glitches or have any suggestions on what we can do better on the website, do let me know by sending an email to [email protected].

Dear Heavenly Father,

Thank You for my friend who is reading this today.

You know their heart, dreams, the things they're struggling with, and the questions they may have about what lies ahead.

Lord, please guide them as they take each step in life.

When they feel lost or unsure of what to do next, remind them that they don't need to have everything figured out because they can trust You to lead them.

Help them recognise the opportunities You place before them and learn to see how You can use even the smallest experiences to help them grow.

Father, please give them the courage to follow the path You have for them, even when it feels unfamiliar.

Please, surround them with people who encourage them in their faith, teach them through every season, and help them become the person You have called them to be.

And when they cannot understand what You're doing in their life, give them peace to keep following You.

May their life become a blessing to others. Thank You for loving them through every season.

In Jesus' name, we pray.

Amen.