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📣 A Clarion Call for Last-Day Christians
LIVE TONIGHT — 7:30 PM CT
Are we living in a time when truth has become unpopular? Are Christians called to remain silent—or to lovingly speak what Scripture calls truth?
Tonight on The Gio & Joey Show, we’re diving into a powerful and timely message rooted in Scripture and history:
👉 What does it mean to stand for truth in the last days?
👉 How should Christians respond when truth becomes uncomfortable, costly, or culturally unpopular?
👉 Why does the Bible repeatedly call God’s people to speak—not in anger or pride, but in love and courage?
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📖 Key Scriptures We’ll Explore:
• Isaiah 59:1–16 – When truth falls in the streets
• Proverbs 1:20–21 – Wisdom cries out
• Isaiah 58:1 – A call to lift up the voice
• Amos 5:10, 15 – When truth is hated
• Revelation 14:12 – The endurance of the saints
These passages paint a sobering but hopeful picture: God still has a people who will love Him, obey Him, and stand for truth with humility and compassion.
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🕊️ Standing for ALL Truth — With Love
Truth is not selective. It’s not based on convenience, popularity, or political trends. In a world where even secular voices like Joe Rogan, J.K. Rowling, and Richard Dawkins sometimes speak truths Christians are hesitant to say, the question becomes:
Why are God’s people quiet when truth needs a voice?
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📚 History Matters: Adventists & Abolition
We’ll also look at how early Adventists took a bold stand against slavery—risking reputation, safety, and comfort. Names like:
• Sojourner Truth
• Newton Knight
• Frederick Douglass
• The Adventist connection to abolitionism and the Fugitive Slave Law
Their legacy challenges us: Will we be silent—or faithful?
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🎥 Plus: A short clip from Ty Gibson that ties everything together.
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🔥 JOIN US LIVE
🕢 7:30 PM Central Time
Comment, share, and be part of the discussion.
If there were ever a time to wake up, speak up, and live up to the calling of Revelation 14:12 — it’s now.
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because someone you know needs this conversation.
📣 A Clarion Call for Last-Day Christians
LIVE TONIGHT — 7:30 PM CT
Are we living in a time when truth has become unpopular? Are Christians called to remain silent—or to lovingly speak what Scripture calls truth?
Tonight on The Gio & Joey Show, we’re diving into a powerful and timely message rooted in Scripture and history:
👉 What does it mean to stand for truth in the last days?
👉 How should Christians respond when truth becomes uncomfortable, costly, or culturally unpopular?
👉 Why does the Bible repeatedly call God’s people to speak—not in anger or pride, but in love and courage?
⸻
📖 Key Scriptures We’ll Explore:
• Isaiah 59:1–16 – When truth falls in the streets
• Proverbs 1:20–21 – Wisdom cries out
• Isaiah 58:1 – A call to lift up the voice
• Amos 5:10, 15 – When truth is hated
• Revelation 14:12 – The endurance of the saints
These passages paint a sobering but hopeful picture: God still has a people who will love Him, obey Him, and stand for truth with humility and compassion.
⸻
🕊️ Standing for ALL Truth — With Love
Truth is not selective. It’s not based on convenience, popularity, or political trends. In a world where even secular voices like Joe Rogan, J.K. Rowling, and Richard Dawkins sometimes speak truths Christians are hesitant to say, the question becomes:
Why are God’s people quiet when truth needs a voice?
⸻
📚 History Matters: Adventists & Abolition
We’ll also look at how early Adventists took a bold stand against slavery—risking reputation, safety, and comfort. Names like:
• Sojourner Truth
• Newton Knight
• Frederick Douglass
• The Adventist connection to abolitionism and the Fugitive Slave Law
Their legacy challenges us: Will we be silent—or faithful?
⸻
🎥 Plus: A short clip from Ty Gibson that ties everything together.
⸻
🔥 JOIN US LIVE
🕢 7:30 PM Central Time
Comment, share, and be part of the discussion.
If there were ever a time to wake up, speak up, and live up to the calling of Revelation 14:12 — it’s now.
⸻
👍 Like • Subscribe • Share
because someone you know needs this conversation.
