What I Learned From WikiLeaks

I wrote this almost a year ago. I just now got to typing it in. It was right on time. 

            I heard about the WikiLeaks scandal but didn’t get a chance to read about what happened. Today, March 31, 2011, I read about the man responsible.

            Now that’s faith! He’s gay in the military. He’s been a vocal atheist all his life. But he believes in something – the truth. And that’s exactly the type of messenger God would use! Exactly!

            Faith is faith. Belief is belief. Actions speak louder than words. One man’s faith is changing the world. And he doesn’t even know Jesus. I know Jesus! I know a bunch of Jesus’, I helped a few get green cards. But that important one? What have I given him?

            How many of us would give our freedom for the truth? How many of us would even risk getting cussed out for the truth? The faith of a mustard seed can move mountains. What do we really believe in?

            How many times a day do we get our faith tested? Or are we still hiding from the world? Jump off the porch of get out of my house! We got some major spiritual warfare going on and right now I’d rather have a gay atheist on my team than a lot of you ‘Christians’.

            And yall want to rebuke Satan all the time… Please! Rebuke yo’self fool! Yall punk asses better get some faith AKA grow some balls and start fighting for some truth. EVERY DAY!!!

            Start fighting the small battles. The (am I fat?)’s. The (am I stupid for dating this married person)’s. Let’s see you win some of those fights before you start talking tough. #fixyourownbullshit.

            We do have some huge battles ahead. For now let’s focus on getting ready and staying ready. Practice. Pray. Repeat. Each day. Every day!

            Practice keeping it 100. Start with yourself. Practice acting on faith, not fear. Keep drilling. Keep training until you are a mountain of truth until you are a powerhouse of faith.

            My brother said anyone can remember some numbers out of a book. And I’ve heard of and met atheists who can quote more bible verses than any “Christian”. But who dares to live the life we pay lip service to every day?

            Thank God for sending Bradley Manning to remind us what faith can do. Any faith. Imagine what ours can do!