We’ve been trusted by God to live at the most glorious time in a glorious nation with much opportunity, many tools, even technology, flowing water, clean electricity, somewhat clean air, and yet we have these smartphones everywhere.
And so we see that conversation should be recorded.
I’m a huge fan of pushing the red button and capturing the air, taking the reverberations of refreshing dialogue between a person and God and putting them into a formal format that can be distributed and multiplied and magnified.
And so what do we talk about? What do we think about?
Well, all I’m saying is we have to capture the conversation so it can be multiplied because the content is worthy, the audience is hungry, the subject material is valid, and the opportunity is open, which means everybody’s got a phone.
Every phone has a little bit of space on it, and we just tap and talk.
You know, we go on the radio, we go on video, we go on the socials.
Every day with Jesus is a conversation worth sharing.
And so how do we? Mighty in word and deed.
So his excuse was invalidated by Scripture itself, that he did not have a lucid tongue and that he could not write, could not read and could not talk. I can’t do it, God. I just can’t.
God says, I will eat your excuse for breakfast and I will make you regret coming up with that excuse because now your brother has to be your golden microphone.
Simplicity, salvation, eternal life. Should not we on team Jesus be multiplying the message?
And yet Satan tends to saturate the socials and discourage us and say, oh, there’s too much content.
There’s not too much content.
You’re a valid human. You are a minister of the Lord. You have been filled with the Holy Ghost. You do have power to speak, communicate.
And so all I’m saying, so point number one, walk with God. Point number two, push the red button as you go, as you read. That’s the habit.
And then all of that content that is captured then gets sent off to somewhere to make it ready for publishing and distribution. You don’t have to worry about the distribution part. You have to focus on content, capturing your heart, your personality, your soul, your walk with God, your intellect.
It’s not you. It’s you and God together.
It’s not your story. It’s His story.
I love how pastor says it. What did God do? Long pause. Repeat. What did God do to bring you to the point where you recognized your need for salvation through the Son?
I elaborate because that’s my personality. I like to say it in three minutes and he says it in three seconds.
But there you go.
Step one. Red button.
