8.17.26 – Your Mission: No Hiding

This is your mission, the very reason you have been entrusted with the sacred gifts of life, breath, thought, speech, and influence at such a time as this.

  • Do not let fleshly desires entice you.

  • Do not let temporal distractions derail you.

  • Do not let fear freeze you.

  • Do not let flattery seduce you.

  • Do not let rejection wound you or trauma harden your heart.

Instead, take everything—physical, material, and spiritual—that He places in your hands, and use it wisely, honorably, unselfishly, enthusiastically, and responsibly to fund and further this calling.

In all things, at all times, whether coming or going, let this one overriding instruction ring in your ears: You must not hide yourself.

  • Invisible people make poor role models.

  • Wallflowers bear no fruit.

  • Sleeper cells are for terrorists—not for light bearers.

  • Stealth is not a Kingdom tactic.

The Most High has prepared a table for you in the presence of your enemies (Psalm 23:5).

So come out!

  • Come out from your safe rooms.

  • Come out from your bunkers and basements.

  • Come out from your man caves and she sheds.

  • Come out from your pleasant, numbing distractions.

  • Come out from your comfort zones.

  • Come out from the bondage of cultural conformity.

  • Come out from the dark caverns of media mind control.

  • Break free from the ideological pornography peddled by talk shows and "news" programs—whether of the left or the right.

  • Step away from the Marxist fantasies amplified by virtue-signaling celebrities, by propaganda-spewing talking heads, by the killing fields of public education, pseudo-science, weaponized medicine, Trojan-horse technology, and the seductive reprogramming of entertainment streams that peddle perversion.

Come out from your ivory towers—and from the serpent-infested screens of modern devices that endlessly vomit misinformation, disinformation, hate, and division.
Come out from the stale, musty dungeons of institutional religion.
Come out from behind the deception-soaked veils and masks of contemporary theology.
Come out from the echo chambers of sectarian self-righteousness.
Come out from the counsel of the ungodly.
Come out from the way of sinners.
Come out from the seat of the scornful.

Come out! Come out! Come out and be real!

Come out of your hiding places and live life in real time.
Have nothing more to do with inciters of ethnic cleansing, moral shaming, arrogance, or outrage.

Come out and model the Abrahamic Covenant Lifestyle.
Show the world what Kingdom-of-Heaven shalom, simchah, tikvah, and love truly look like—lived out in the context of a fully human being, navigating a fully human and supremely challenging life.
A life that differs from our neighbors'—not because it is easier, but because we live it without panic, without fits of outrage, without lust for vengeance, without judging others, and without losing our childlike wonder, our innocence, or our gentle meekness.

  • A life with no pity parties.

  • A life with no whining.

  • A life with zero rants.

  • A life where offenses and aggravations are overcome and transcended through praise, prayer, thanksgiving, patience, and forgiveness.

  • A life with occasional strategic retreats—but never even a hint of surrender, except to His will and His ways.

Through this unfolding revelation, untold millions—across untold generations—will be called forth, commissioned, empowered, and unleashed to offer the world an alternative to the devastating effects of consuming what was never meant for human hearts.

All creation groans in eager expectation (Rom. 8:17–23).

Come out, come out, wherever you are.
You must not hide yourself.

In this week's Torah portion, there are seventy-four commandments—all life-transforming, and they all deal with the mindset of coming out. This is your mission, if you choose to take it. We are one month away from the fall feast season. How well will you prepare?

Shalom!
Alan

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