I Am Still a Witness: The Journey to Establishing The Kingdom

About the Book

I AM STILL A WITNESS is a powerful spiritual and personal reflection that bridges scripture, lived experience, and the unwavering call to serve as a witness for the Kingdom of God. Rooted in the foundational truths found in the first chapters of the book of Acts, this book builds on a sermon series preached by Apostle Verenda K. Cobbs in May 2025. It invites readers to rediscover their spiritual authority, embrace divine protection, and understand the weight and wonder of being chosen as a Kingdom witness in challenging times.

Apostle Cobbs unpacks the journey of the early church-especially the apostles-as they moved from fear to boldness, isolation to proclamation, and waiting for empowerment. With deeply personal stories, ministerial insights, and prophetic revelation, she draws parallels between the Acts church and today's believers who must navigate persecution, spiritual warfare, and the responsibility of testimony.

At the heart of the book is the call to become a resilient leader and witness-a lifestyle that goes beyond verbal proclamation. Apostle Cobbs highlights how being a witness includes enduring affliction, standing in spiritual authority, and embodying the Gospel in both word and deed. The book is a clarion call to stay faithful amid adversity, to activate spiritual gifts, and to recognize that God's protection covers those who carry His message.

• The empowerment of the Holy Spirit (Acts 1-2) as essential for bold witnessing
• The transition from regret to resilience in one's personal and ministerial journey
• God's promise of "witness protection" for those sent in His name
• Spiritual identity and calling in the face of rejection, persecution, and delay

Testifying not just through words, but through obedience, endurance, and transformation

This book is written for believers-especially leaders, emerging voices, and those weary in their calling-who need encouragement to keep testifying, keep standing, and keep witnessing. It's for those who have experienced disappointment, spiritual battle, or silence from heaven, yet still dare to say: "I am still a witness."