Testimony Tub was born from surrender.
That’s the only way to endure three minutes in sub 40° water. That same surrender is what transformed the life of our founders, John and Lenée Keyser. John has been known for over a decade in the music industry as the singer/songwriter John K.

After years of chasing a career built to elevate himself, John found himself at the foot of the cross; broken, humbled, and ready to elevate God, his family, and the people around him. What began as a personal awakening became a calling: to help others encounter deeper levels of themselves, their strength, and their faith.

Lenée Keyser is the backbone of this story.

For years, while John was on the road chasing a career in music, Lenée was at home carrying the weight of the family. She was quite literally holding things together with strength, discipline, and quiet sacrifice. She gave everything she had to their home, their marriage, and their children, often without recognition, without applause.

Where John was learning how to surrender, Lenée had already been living it.

She is steady, organized, deeply faithful, and relentlessly selfless. The kind of person who shows up every day, does what needs to be done, and lifts everyone around her without asking for anything in return.

And she’s the one who gave this vision a name.

Testimony Tub.

Not just a brand, but a reflection of what God had been writing in their lives all along.

What began as John’s personal transformation became something shared; something rebuilt together. This journey has been just as much about healing, realignment, and restoration within their marriage as it has been about building a business.

Together, they are learning to walk forward differently:
not chasing success, but pursuing obedience
not elevating self, but serving others
not carrying the weight alone, but lifting each other up.

Testimony Tub isn’t just something they created.
It’s something they’re living.

At the center of this new vision is the verse that sparked everything:
Romans 5:3-5 “Suffering produces endurance, endurance produces character, and character produces hope.”

In those words, Testimony Tub was born.