3/6/2023
Hebrews 6:19- 20 “We have this hope as an anchor for the
soul, firm and secure. It enters the inner sanctuary behind the curtain, where
our forerunner, Jesus, has entered on our behalf.”
As I have mentioned before, my son is a writer. He also operates
a YouTube channel called Omni Viewer, because he does not review only one kind
of genre. This past week, he had something unusual happen in his day that he felt
led to share on his channel and attach a message to it. If you want to see the
video, you can click here: Reach Out, Don't Give Up - YouTube .
Two things took my breath away about this video. 1. Instead of
reviewing a movie, book, or music, he is talking about how we all experience
dark times. He puts forth that whether you are the person struggling or a
person who sees the struggle, you need to reach out. There is always hope for
tomorrow. 2. He boldly speaks of the one Creator who, when you feel all alone,
is always there for you. He speaks about being a Christian and Who his hope
lies in. To God be the glory!
Now, if you know anything about social media, you understand
that stating the latter could bring on a firestorm of unkind or even hateful
comments. He has even had some of those just for being anti-censorship and pro-author.
Saying he is a follower of the risen Christ could open him up for some nastiness,
for sure. This was not an issue for him at all, as he tries to always put
forward truth, and in this video, he was burdened for those who have come to
the end of their hope. He listened to the Spirit’s leading and had no
reservations because the topic is more important than any negative comments he
would receive. He ended the video telling his audience that he is there for
them, and for any of them who are hurting to reach out.
Did a couple of people say hurtful and unkind things in
response? Yes. However, most of the comments were ones of gratitude. People
sharing their own dark times or simply saying “thank you”. God blessed his
boldness and willingness to obey the call. I am so very pleased that he is a
strong, faithful, and bold man of God.
I wonder if I would be so bold to claim Christ for thousands
of people to see in this unhospitable environment. Would I heed the call? Do I?
Do you?
Acts 28:31 “Proclaiming the kingdom of God and teaching about
the Lord Jesus Christ with all boldness and without hindrance.”
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