They Told You to Stay Silent (God Is Calling You to Speak Up)

Have you ever felt afraid to share your faith? Maybe you've been told you're not qualified, not bold enough, or that it's not your place. But what if everything you've believed about sharing the gospel was wrong?
This powerful prayer breaks through the fear, doubt, and hesitation that keep many Christians silent. It's time to reclaim your voice. In this deeply moving prayer, we cry out to God for HOLY BOLDNESS—not from pride or performance, but from a heart on fire with His love.
You’ll be reminded of powerful biblical truths:
• God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called.
• Boldness is not about volume, it’s about obedience.
• Your story, no matter how broken, is part of someone else's healing.
This prayer invites you to surrender fear, receive God’s Spirit, and step into the divine assignment of sharing His truth. Whether you’re speaking to family, friends, coworkers, or strangers—God wants to use YOU.
If you’ve ever struggled with fear, insecurity, or silence—this prayer will awaken something deeper in your soul. Listen, be encouraged, and let the Spirit fill you with courage.
🙏 Includes an invitation to salvation at the end for those ready to surrender to Christ.
📌 Perfect for:
• Christian encouragement
• Evangelism motivation
• Morning prayer and devotion
• Overcoming fear and insecurity
• Spiritual growth and boldness
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Scriptures Referenced:
• Jesus’ command to share the gospel (from the book of Matthew)
• The story of Peter and John speaking boldly before rulers (from the book of Acts)
• Moses' fear and God’s reassurance (from the book of Exodus)
• Jeremiah’s calling and God's command not to fear their faces (from the book of Jeremiah)
• “The righteous are as bold as a lion” (from the book of Proverbs)
• Paul’s transformation from persecutor to preacher (from the book of Acts and letters of Paul)
• Ezekiel being told to speak whether people listen or not (from the book of Ezekiel)
• Jesus weeping over Jerusalem (from the book of Luke)
• Peter’s denial and later restoration by Jesus (from the books of Matthew and John)
• “I am with you” promises (woven throughout Scripture)