Rylee Meek urges listeners to examine their hearts and repent before the rapture, referencing David's plea to search the heart and warning against unconfessed sin and comparing yourself to others.
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And there's still a chance. But if the rapture was happening at 12 o' clock tonight, what would you do? Right? If you examine yourself, most of us, I would say even believers would repent. Right? There's probably still some unconfessed sin. We need to be like David in that moment. God, search my heart. All of a sudden your memory gets better. Maybe some of those sins that you're just kind of like, ah, God doesn't care about that, that's not that, that important. And even the, the context of this, oftentimes we just are prone to compare ourselves to those around us. So if I go to church and everybody else is acting worldly throughout the week, but you know, I got up one day this week and I prayed, you're like giving yourself a pat on the back and now you're the, this, this typical Christian because you're better than that guy. Yeah.