Hesel Ojieh says your gifts stay invisible until you let your light shine publicly. Without showing your star, helpers and recognition won't find you. He uses a biblical example of a savior whose deeds went unremembered to argue you must illuminate your impact so others can follow and be helped.
You see, the problem God told me in the early hours of the morning is that many of you, your stars are not seen. Until your star is seen, only then will helpers come to your aid. There are many gifted people sitting here with good ideas and good ministry, but nobody recognizes you because your star is not lit in the atmosphere for men to come. See, God— men are not known by their gift. They are known by the difference, the light they bring in the world. That's why men follow them. There are many of you here. How many of you remember the Bible says about a young man, or a man who is a poor man, who saved an entire city, but he was not remembered? You know what? There are many of you here that do good things for people They don't remember you because your star is covered.
