A short YouTube sermon urging Christians to be bold for Christ, asking listeners to pray for a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit and to live with urgency because life is 'a vapor.' The speaker references a contemporary 'martyrdom of Charlie Kirk' as a catalyst for revival, warns of spiritual opposition, and calls for renewed zeal across generations.
So if you don't feel bold right now, pray for a fresh filling of the Holy Spirit to be made bold. Because at the end of the day, like you said, our lives here are a vapor. Dame says that, right? It doesn't matter if you're. If you live 5 years on this earth, 31 years or 100 years compared to eternity, our lifetime is a vapor. And what we do with the time God gives us is going to determine. Listen, Heaven's going to be great. So it doesn't say what that looks like. But if the Rapture happened now, or God, God forbid, like, if you knew the end of your life was going to be tonight, would you be ashamed of the life you live for Jesus Christ? And I think all of us, at least to some measure, would say yes. But let this martyrdom of Charlie Kirk spark a revival, not just of unbelievers, but within the church, where it's like, no. No more pussyfooting around. No more wasting time. Here we are on mission. There's an evil one. He's real. He. All he wants to do is steal, kill, and destroy us. Right? That's it. And I want to. If I leave this earth today or 50 years from now, I want to make sure that my children and my children's children and so on and so forth, they have the same zeal, the same passion. And it's. It's not. It starts with us going out and being bold, just like the church was scattered.
