"What the Hell Will You Do?"

To my fellow believers: We are called to reach the sick and the lost. But let’s be real, these days, the lost seem far more distant than the tax collectors of Yahusha’s time. Today, we face a world filled with human traffickers, corrupt politicians, media, and corporations, drug dealers, those involved in witchcraft and satanic rituals—even during public ceremonies. It’s a world plagued by broken marriages, addictions, abuse, and people who’ve been told they are worthless, beyond redemption. Yet, we know that Yahusha came for the sick, not the righteous.

"What the Hell Will You Do?" isn’t just a song—it’s a wake-up call to the lost. Those who think they’ve sold their souls and have no way back need to hear that they still have a chance. Let’s remind them that even the deepest darkness is not beyond Yahuah’s light. There is still time—unlike the rich man who ignored Lazarus. The message is clear: cry out to Yahuah before it’s too late, because Yahusha came to save even those who feel beyond saving.