Hurricane Milton’s Aftershock: Lukewarm Christians & Non-Believers at a Crossroad in the "Valley of Decision!"

In Joel 3:14, the Bible says, “Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision: for the day of the Lord is near in the valley of decision.” This scripture vividly paints a picture of a place where people stand at a critical spiritual crossroads, facing the weight of a decision that will shape their eternity. Living life in the "valley of decision" refers to this state of spiritual and moral reckoning, where individuals or even entire nations must choose whether to follow God or reject Him.

It is a moment of reckoning, when the choice to live according to God's ways or turn away from Him becomes undeniable. In this valley, we find both non-believers who have yet to accept Christ and believers who have strayed or become lukewarm—those unsure of their commitment to God. The "valley of decision" is not just a past event; it’s a present reality for many, where the stakes are eternal and the urgency is real.

A lukewarm Christian is someone who professes faith in Christ but lacks genuine passion or commitment. They are neither fully devoted to God nor completely indifferent; instead, they are spiritually complacent, going through the motions without deep conviction.

Jesus directly addresses lukewarm Christians in Revelation 3:15-16, saying, “I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other! So, because you are lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—I am about to spit you out of my mouth.”

Lukewarm Christians are characterized by half-hearted faith, lacking the zeal and fire of a true disciple. They may engage in religious activities but do so out of routine, without true devotion or transformation. This spiritual lukewarmness is dangerous because it leads to a sense of false security. These individuals often resist full surrender to Christ, remaining stuck between living for the world and fully committing to God’s kingdom. In essence, they are in the "valley of decision," needing to fully choose whether to embrace or reject the call to a deeper, authentic walk with Christ.

Lately, I've been reflecting on those living in the "valley of decision," especially in the wake of Hurricane Milton, which was predicted to devastate the state and destroy the entire Florida coast. I watched as Christians flooded their social media with messages of fear and doom, declaring that this was the end for Florida. It shocked me to see people I once admired behaving in ways that seemed no different, if not worse, than those without faith—people who don’t even know the God who can calm storms with just His name. I witnessed every teaching of Christ being thrown out the window by so-called Christians who, instead of standing in faith, chose to spread fear and fell right into the hands of the enemy.

It was disheartening to see them lose sight of the very power they've been given through Christ, letting fear overshadow the faith they were meant to stand in.

Fear building is a military tactic designed to manipulate emotions, undermine morale, and control behavior. By instilling fear, whether through psychological warfare, propaganda, or the threat of violence, the goal is to weaken an enemy’s resolve, create confusion, and force them into making irrational decisions. It can also be used to justify aggressive actions or suppress dissent within a population, fostering a sense of helplessness or dependency on the authority in power. Fear becomes a powerful weapon to influence both individuals and entire societies into submission or compliance. I was shocked to see how many Christians fell for this fear tactic—I couldn't believe what I was witnessing!

I felt compelled to respond to every post about Florida, whether it was on a weather channel, personal page, or group chat, copying and pasting a reminder to God’s people to stop the fear-mongering. I reminded them of the authority we have as believers and the power in the name of Jesus. I encouraged them to remember that God commands us to speak to the mountains, to confront the challenges we face, and to trust in His power to move them. Instead of spreading fear, we should be declaring His promises and standing in faith, knowing that He is greater than any storm.

It was as if everyone had forgotten their role, their identity, and the power they possess as blood-bought believers. This made me realize that many so-called Christians were simply attending church out of duty, not conviction. They claim to follow Christ yet live with a blend of Christianity and other philosophies—mixing in elements of Buddhism, astrology, crystals, mediums, and all sorts of New Age practices. It's a dangerous mixture, where the true power of the gospel is diluted by these worldly influences. Many are living with one foot in the kingdom of God and the other in the kingdom of this world, trying to serve two masters.

For days leading up to the hurricane, I felt an overwhelming urgency to pray, but being away on vacation made it challenging. I knew the storm was approaching, and I had only a few days before it made landfall. As I lay down to sleep two nights before it was supposed to hit, I heard God speak to my heart: "Are you really going to sleep? Are you truly going to be passive in this spiritual battle manifesting through this deadly hurricane?"

My mother was in the direct path of the storm in Tampa, and the predicted devastation weighed heavily on me. The waiting was the hardest part, as I felt the responsibility to intercede, unable to sit idly by while my loved ones were in danger.

At first, I rationalized that I had time. I told myself, "I just need to get home; I have a few days." But then, I felt that nagging question from the Lord: "Really, Amanda? What if those two days are wrong? Are you willing to live with regret? You know the power I’ve given you. Do you think I, God, am okay with you lying in bed doing nothing? Are you really going to wait and trust in man's timing instead of mine?"

The weight of His words

were undeniable.

With complete confidence in the authority and power I have in the name of Jesus, I knew I could speak to the hurricane, command it to weaken, and see it dismantled. God has given me, and every believer, authority through His Word and the finished work of Jesus on the cross. At first, I thought I'd wait until the storm got closer to land, but God always knows best. When He nudges you, you don’t wait—you respond. You act in obedience, because His timing is always perfect.

I got out of bed, found a quiet space, and began to pray, seeking God’s guidance while standing firm in the authority He had given me. It didn’t start off the way you might expect, and I’m sure many Christians wouldn’t understand this approach. You don’t have to agree with it, but this is one way God leads me in spiritual warfare—our personal battle plan, so to speak.

I almost hesitate to share this part, but it's a crucial aspect of how God has worked in my life, so I feel led to do so. Please understand that God may not use this same strategy with you, and that’s perfectly okay. While God is unchanging in His nature and character, He is not bound by a formulaic approach. Just as He healed one blind man with spit and another with a dip in the water, God intentionally varies how He works, even though the underlying purpose remains the same. His ways are often unexpected, and He does not work in a "copy and paste" manner. What remains constant is His love, His sovereignty, and His desire to bring about His good purposes in our lives. So while the methods may differ, the "why" behind God's actions—the healing, deliverance, or provision—stays rooted in His unwavering goodness and divine plan.

As I lay on the couch, unsure of which direction to take in prayer, all I knew was to ask for God’s mercy over my mom, her husband, their dog, and everyone in Florida. I prayed in the Spirit, with many quiet tears, not wanting to wake anyone up or disturb the peaceful environment. I didn’t have the freedom I normally do at home, and I certainly didn’t want to alert their dogs, who didn’t know me well, that I was walking around the house, talking to a hurricane—awkward, right? (Lol).

But here’s the part you might not understand, and it actually started earlier in the day.

Some of you might call this thinking the worst or accuse me of lacking faith, but you’d be mistaken. This is something God has allowed in my life—and likely in yours as well. While it didn’t originate from God, He permitted it to happen. The devil sent visions of death and destruction, aiming to intimidate, paralyze, and break me down with fear. It was his attempt to keep me in bondage, but God, in His grace, turned what was meant for harm into something good. What was intended to scare and defeat me became, instead, a tool for growth and a gift rather than a burden.

For years, I’ve been plagued by worst-case scenario visions in my mind—devastations far beyond anything you might see on television. This started shortly after I got saved when my boys were very young. It felt as though the devil was trying to instill fear in me, making it impossible to leave them with anyone. I didn’t have babysitters, and every time I was away from them, the enemy would bombard me with horrifying images of their death. These thoughts were deeply disturbing, but by God's grace, He led me to take action. He showed me how to grab a mental eraser and wipe away the fear the devil tried to sow in my mind. And I did just that, praying against those visions, refusing to agree with them, and trusting in God's protection.

In those early years as a new Christian, I was alone in many ways, living a very isolated life with my children. I worked full-time, attended college part-time, and spent every other moment with them, outside of school and work. The TV never babysat my kids; we lived life outdoors, focused on each other and on God. During this time, it was the Holy Spirit who taught me, guiding me through the anxiety and fear that the enemy tried to plant in my mind. I didn't have anyone to lean on, but I had God, and He never failed me. His Word became my strength and refuge.

God didn't stop Satan from planting those terrible images in my mind, but over time, I learned how to fight back. I began using a mental eraser to remove any thoughts that didn’t align with His Word. As I grew in my spiritual authority, I discovered I could use my words to cancel any attack of premature death over my loved ones. I started pleading the blood of Jesus over them and speaking His Word with conviction, holding fast to a powerful scripture:

Psalm 118:17: I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.

I would personalize it by adding my children’s names, or whoever I was praying for: “My children will live and not die and declare the works of the Lord.” It didn’t matter where my children were—whether in jail, at a party, or sitting in church. Whenever the enemy attacked me with visions of death and destruction, I immediately spoke God’s Word over them. The moment those dark thoughts appeared, I stopped everything and declared His promises over my children, parents, or friends.

In 2 Corinthians 10:5, Paul encourages believers to take control of their thoughts, saying, "Casting down imaginations, and every high thing that exalteth itself against the knowledge of God, and bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ." This verse emphasizes the importance of actively rejecting thoughts that go against the truth of God's Word. It speaks to the power we have as believers to take authority over our minds and make sure that every thought aligns with Christ's will. Instead of allowing ourselves to be ruled by fears, doubts, or false beliefs, we are called to submit every thought to the obedience of Christ, ensuring our minds remain focused on His truth and peace. Rebuke what is not of Gods will- stop embracing what God did not give you.

You need to have scripture as your spiritual arsenal. It is essential in battling the enemy’s attacks in your mind. God’s Word is a powerful weapon against any lie or fear the enemy tries to plant.

Isaiah 54:17 – “No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is from Me, says the Lord.”

Psalm 91:10-11 – “No evil shall befall you, nor shall any plague come near your dwelling; for He shall give His angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways.”

2 Timothy 1:7 – “For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.”

When fear tries to grip your thoughts, remind yourself that fear doesn’t come from God—He’s given you power, love, and a sound mind.

Proverbs 18:21 – “Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit.”

Your words have authority, and speaking life over situations is essential to seeing victory.

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Matthew 18:18 (NKJV): “Assuredly, I say to you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.”

You have authority to bind the enemy’s plans and loose God's protection and blessing over your life. 
Blow the dust of your bible and begin to learn.

You have the power to resist the enemy and force him to flee when you stand firm in God’s Word.

Satan tries to send visions and nightmares that are designed to cripple any parent. These aren’t just ordinary, run-of-the-mill fears like broken bones; they’re horrific, heart-wrenching images that grip the soul. While these visions were traumatic for me, God used them as a lesson in spiritual warfare. He knew exactly where my heart was and how to lead me in the right direction—my children. The devil thought he was exploiting my love for them, trying to use fear to paralyze me. But what the devil didn’t realize was that God was using his attacks to teach me how to fight in the spirit. God’s wisdom is unmatched. He turns the enemy’s schemes into tools for our victory. As painful and ugly as they were, they led me to speak the Word of God over my children thousands of times throughout their lives. And you can see it now. The fruit is evident—it shows!

If the devil only knew how crucial his part was in triggering me to speak God's Word, he never would’ve sent those nasty visions. But that’s how God works. He turns what the enemy meant for harm into something powerful for His glory. And the results are undeniable—my children are blessed, protected, and thriving. The Word of God has been spoken over them their entire lives, and the fruit of it is clear. 

Back to Hurricane Milton: As I began to pray for my mom, I found myself involuntarily envisioning every possible way devastation could unfold. I was rebuking those thoughts even as they came, but they felt so vivid and real. In my mind’s eye, I saw each scenario play out in detail, imagining every potential threat. Despite the fear, I felt compelled to act. I texted her, giving specific instructions: “Get some rope,” “Put your phone in a bag,” “Tie all your lifejackets together,” “Gather food and water in one place and keep it nearby,” “Download this app for satellite if the Wi-Fi goes out.” The list kept growing, with each piece of advice flowing directly from the visions I was experiencing.

By the time I began to rebuke Hurricane Milton and ask for God’s mercy, I felt confident that my mom had the tools she needed to survive if the waters overtook her home. But it wasn’t just her I was praying for; it was her husband, their dog, the entire neighborhood, the city, and all of Florida. This was a full-package deal. I wasn’t going to allow the enemy to come in and cause devastation without a fight. I prayed over every person, place, and situation I could think of, standing firm in the authority God had given me and trusting that His mercy would cover it all.

With two more hurricanes following close behind, the situation felt overwhelming. There were moments when the desire to be home and pray more effectively was hard to ignore. However, I realized I needed to trust God, be patient, and use the resources at hand, praying from wherever I was.

My husband and I flew back home to Texas the day before Hurricane Milton was set to make landfall in Florida, and we finally got some much-needed sleep in our own bed. On the day the hurricane was predicted to hit, around 9 a.m., I turned to him and said, "I’m going to my prayer closet, and I’m not coming out until the hurricane is gone." I prepared a large coffee smoothie, grabbed my iPad to search for scriptures, and picked up a pencil and notebook to jot down anything significant. Though the hurricane wasn’t expected to reach land until 8 p.m., I knew that when God gives a message of urgency, He doesn't leave things to the last minute. So, I steeled myself for the battle ahead, trusting that He would guide me through it.

In my prayer closet, notebook in hand, I began to pray and worship God, following the guidance of His Word. I wrote down the names of family and friends in Florida, knowing that God was moving through my prayers. As I prayed, God impressed upon me to speak to the elements: air, water, and earth. I researched these elements, wrote them down, and began commanding the air to be in perfect order as God created it to be—on Earth as it is in heaven.

Mark 11:23 (NIV):"Truly I tell you, if anyone says to this mountain (symbolizing problems), 'Go, throw yourself into the sea,' and does not doubt in their heart but believes that what they say will happen, it will be done for them."

Matthew 17:20 (NIV):"He replied, 'Because you have so little faith. Truly I tell you, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain (problem), "Move from here to there," and it will move. Nothing will be impossible for you.'"

I did the same for all the elements that make up water, speaking peace and stillness over both the atmosphere of the land and the waters. I specifically spoke to the air over Florida, instructing it to become a place where a hurricane cannot survive. Once I learned that warm water on the east coast would intensify the hurricane, I commanded the waters to decrease in temperature, making everything unconducive to devastation.

My prayer was for the storm to be downgraded to a tropical storm. I shared all that God was revealing to me with those I knew would join in real biblical prayer, as He has taught us to do—not just offering empty words like "my thoughts and prayers are with you." 😡

In Mark 4:39-40 (NIV), when Jesus rebukes the wind and calms the storm, it goes like this:

“He got up, rebuked the wind and SAID TO the waves, ‘Quiet! Be still!’ Then the wind died down and it was completely calm. He said to his disciples, ‘Why are you so afraid? Do you still have no faith?’”

This verse shows Jesus commanding the elements with authority, demonstrating His power over nature. It serves as a reminder that in the face of fear and storms, we can also speak with faith, trusting in God's power to bring peace by speaking like Jesus taught us: IN HIS NAME and mixed with FAITH.

Every post about Florida that focused on negativity and destruction, I rebuked. I believe many began to realize they had the power to dismantle this storm, but they had to shift their focus—moving their eyes off the storm and back onto Jesus. Just like He taught us to do.

I had already felt the alarms within me start to subside about two hours before the hurricane hit land. In my spirit, I felt that we were good—that it was done. Thousands of Christians across the world stood in their authority, checking off the spiritual boxes that God had taught us in His Word for how to pray, and I knew we were covered.

By the time 8 p.m. rolled around, the hurricane had already weakened from a Category 5 to a 3, then a 2. While the storm wasn’t over, I believe many people, including my mom, were starting to feel more at ease. It was still bad in terms of winds and rain, but it wasn’t the devastating force we had feared. We had the night ahead of us, and I told my mom to text me if it got bad, but I went to sleep in bed that night, not in my prayer closet.

I went to bed knowing that, if the worst happened, I could say with every fiber of my being that I had done all I knew to do. I didn’t have to live with the regret of looking back and thinking, “I should’ve done more, I should’ve prayed harder, I could’ve….” No, we weren’t living like that. My mom had peace, no matter what happened, and I would fight for her so I could have that same peace. I trust God.

When the dust settled and the morning came, my mom sent me a video showing that her home, along with the homes of her neighbors, had remained untouched with minimal wind damage. However, just one neighborhood over, the story was different. Their homes were flooded, standing in water, but the most important thing was that everyone was safe. They were finally in the clear.

Viewing all the media and postings about hurricane Milton made me realize how many Christians are truly living on the fence and not fully living according to the teachings in the Bible. In all honesty, I don’t think many are even picking up the Bible and reading it for themselves. Instead, they leave what they learn up to a man on TV or YouTube, and in doing so, they’re following a person, not Jesus.

The church is falling apart, and honestly, I’m glad it’s being exposed for what it is—the watered-down word being preached by pastors too scared to address real issues. They avoid talking about gluttony, fornication, repentance, and what idols really are—like your phone, your cars, your vanity, and all the distractions that pull us away from God. Preachers who chase after large crowds in hopes of building a mega church are not preaching the true gospel. RUN from that pastor! The more Jesus taught the truth, the smaller His group became. Today, too many preachers are too scared to preach the real gospel, afraid of losing people or upsetting the status quo. But that’s where the true transformation begins—when we confront the hard truths.

Some of you are lazy, lazy, lazy. You want others to do the heavy lifting for you, while you sit back and make excuses. But true Christians, those who genuinely follow Christ, will always be there—standing in the gap, praying for you, interceding on your behalf. We remember where we came from. We know what it’s like to be lost, to struggle, to feel unworthy. The ones who love the most are often the ones who’ve walked through the darkest places, the worst of the worst—and that was me. But God, in His grace and mercy, pulled me out of that place, gave me a new heart, and now I stand firm for you. I will pray for you, intercede on your behalf, even when you’re not yet ready to stand for yourself. Because sometimes, that’s what love looks like—fighting for you when you can’t fight for yourself.

But we all need to grow up, because time is short. We’re not in the last days—we’re in the last hour. The clock is ticking, and while Satan doesn’t know the exact time Jesus will return, you better believe he knows Jesus is on His way. So, get ready. We have to stop making excuses and start rising to the call. Time is of the essence.

What are you waiting for? How much longer do you think God will continue to be patient with you? When will you decide to put down the drugs, to release your vanity, your obsessions, and everything that’s holding you back from fully surrendering to Him? It’s time to make amends. Pick up the phone and reach out. Forgive your family, friends, co-workers and neighbors, even if they don’t deserve it. Offer a helping hand, not for your sake, but for the sake of someone who needs it. Step out of your comfort zone and do something—something that’s not for you, but for His glory and the good of those around you.

Look at the world around you—it’s unraveling at the seams. From man-made bioweapons and weather manipulation to pharmaceuticals that are poisoning us and doctors who deceive us, the truth is hard to deny. Our governments, which were once supposed to protect us, are now pushing agendas that include depopulation, while elites and celebrities are being exposed, one by one, for unimaginable evil. We’re talking about grotesque sins like pedophilia, which they are trying to normalize and normalize further with child trafficking, organ harvesting, and unspeakable acts that defy comprehension.

And don’t be fooled—abortion is nothing less than child sacrifice, legalized and disguised under the deceptive phrase, "my body, my choice." These powers at play are seeking to control and manipulate us on every level, even going as far as patenting ways to control the population, deceiving us into thinking that what they’re doing is for our own good. They are intentionally destroying our food supply, sabotaging farms, and creating shortages, all while building bunkers, thinking they can hide from the very destruction they’ve orchestrated. They do this in the misguided belief that they can escape God's judgment. Meanwhile, doctors who discover cures for cancer and other diseases mysteriously "fall" to their deaths—often in ways that scream foul play, not suicide. This is no coincidence. It’s a deliberate message to others: if people are healed, their profits are lost. This system is built on control, greed, and deception.

They may think they can hide from the consequences of their actions, but God sees all, and His justice will come. It’s time for us to wake up, see the lies for what they are, and fight against the spiritual forces—armed with truth, courage, and the knowledge that God’s plans for justice will prevail.

Ephesians 6:12 (NIV): "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."

There’s nothing new under the sun. It’s just a new way of trying to normalize what is evil, just like the ancient ritual sacrifices, now disguised as abortion. You are being deceived. It’s time to wake up, repent, and stand for truth before it’s too late.

To reside in the valley of decision is a dangerous place to be, as it requires us to confront the reality that each day presents us with a critical opportunity to choose whom we will serve—God or the god of this world, Satan or Baal as he is sometimes referred to today.

In our personal lives, this struggle is manifested in the choices we make, whether it’s in how we live, what we value, or where our true allegiance lies. Every decision, whether big or small, serves as a reflection of whether we are aligned with God's purposes or distracted by earthly desires and serving Satan.

Living in this valley can lead to uncertainty and temptation, making it all too easy to stray from the path that leads to true fulfillment and spiritual growth. Yet, what many fail to consider is that remaining in this state of indecision can have eternal consequences. If you were to die while still caught in this land of decision, the consequences are irreversible and terrible. Being undecided, or waiting too long to commit fully to God, puts your soul at risk. The longer you linger in the valley of decision, the more opportunity the enemy has to plant doubt and confusion, leading you further away from the truth.

Therefore, we must remain vigilant and intentional in our choices, understanding the profound implications they have on our lives and our relationship with God. It is not a place to remain too long. Time is short, and the cost of delay is too high. The urgency of the decision to follow Christ cannot be overstated. Do not be caught here, trapped in indecision, because once time has passed, there may be no more opportunities to choose the path of life.

Throughout the Bible, we see powerful moments where people are called to make decisive choices, reflecting their place in the "valley of decision." In 1 Kings 18:21, Elijah confronts the Israelites, urging them to stop wavering between two opinions, asking them to choose whether to follow God or Baal. Similarly, in Joshua 24:15, Joshua challenges the Israelites to declare their allegiance, saying, "Choose this day whom you will serve," pointing them toward the Lord over the gods of their ancestors.

Jesus further emphasizes this principle in Matthew 7:13-14, teaching that life presents two paths: the narrow way leading to life and the broad way to destruction. These examples reveal the gravity of our daily spiritual choices, underscoring that each decision reflects our commitment to God and ultimately shapes our eternal destiny.

These examples reinforce the idea that we are always faced with choices that determine our spiritual destiny.

I can already see some of you laughing and mocking God, perhaps because of church hurt, or because you trusted a Christian who turned out to be backsliding, and the hypocrisy became unbearable. Or maybe you’ve turned away for reasons that feel personal or justified—perhaps the culture you grew up in didn’t prioritize God, or maybe the people you knew didn’t reflect the true heart of faith. I get it. But God gets it too. We’ve all been there, on both sides of that coin. Whether we’ve experienced deep betrayal, misunderstood the faith, or simply struggled with doubt, we've all faced moments of disillusionment. We all fall short, and yes, we all dip our toes into hypocrisy—some more than others, depending on our circumstances. But the truth is, we grow together. None of us deserve God's instructions, His Word, or the revelation of what’s to come, but that’s exactly what His grace and mercy provide. Despite our flaws and the world’s distractions, God continually invites us back, offering understanding and the chance for redemption. Repent and come back!

I want to emphasize that time is short—evil is throwing itself in our faces in so many ways, and it's becoming impossible to ignore. Some of you see it, some of you don’t. But for those of you who are laughing and mocking God, don’t get too comfortable in your thinking. And to those of you who call yourselves Christians, but are LUKEWARM, don't sit back thinking you have time before getting serious about Jesus. There’s something we need to consider that’s much more urgent:

Jeremiah 7:16 (KJV) says, "Therefore pray NOT thou for this people, neither lift up cry nor prayer for them, neither make intercession to me: for I will not hear thee."

God had reached a point where the sin and disobedience of the people were so grievous that He told Jeremiah not to pray for them anymore because their fate was sealed. In Jeremiah 14:11-12 (KJV), He said again, “Pray not for this people for their good. When they fast, I will not hear their cry; and when they offer burnt offering and an oblation, I will not accept them: but I will consume them by the sword, and by the famine, and by the pestilence.”

These passages are heavy and sobering. God’s patience is not endless. There comes a point where His judgment is sealed, and no amount of prayer can change that. Don't find yourself in that position. Don’t take God for granted, thinking you can keep putting things off. We live in a time where people are turning further away from God, and the world is becoming more wicked by the day. You are responsible for your own life, for your own choices. You can’t blame anyone else, not even God, for the decisions you make.

The reality is that none of us are guaranteed tomorrow, and we all need to be vigilant about how we live and who we serve. The time to make a choice is now. Don't wait until it's too late.

Don’t sleep on the Word—start living it. Dust off your Bible and begin to learn about God’s character and His principles. He teaches you how to battle, equipping you for spiritual warfare. But it's also crucial to observe the enemy and understand how he works—there’s great wisdom in knowing your adversary. God has given you everything you need to know in His Word. Open it, and ask God for revelation.

Get baptized, as it’s an essential step in your spiritual journey. If you’re struggling to find a local church, consider following Kayla Gabbard and KG Ministry on Facebook. She’s a traveling baptizer, and if you can’t find a place near you, connect with her. You’ll never be the same. Trust God—He’s got everything you need!

Here is a link for Kayla: https://www.facebook.com/kmariegministries

God Bless Everyone!

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