What Kind of Hate Refuses to Warn Someone?
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What Kind of Hate Refuses to Warn Someone?
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In this special edition of Mic Check Real Life, Michael Hoskins shares a heartfelt reflection on a recent service where a powerful message about the fear of the Lord and the importance of sharing testimonies resonated with him. He emphasizes the significance of offering hope to others through personal experiences and testimonies, believing that if he can overcome his struggles, others can too. Michael expresses his desire to clarify a point he made during the service regarding the importance of proselytization, referencing a thought-provoking quote from atheist magician Penn Jillette about the moral obligation to warn others about the consequences of disbelief. He passionately conveys his love for the audience and his commitment to reaching even just one person with his message of hope.