I Am Not Ashamed of Jesus: A Spiritual Call to Action

A Heartfelt Burden for Spiritual Awakening

Hey friends, it's Conrad here from ConradRocks.Net. Today, I’m pouring out my heart on a topic that’s been burning in my spirit for some time now—are we ashamed of Jesus? As I sit down with my coffee, reflecting on the state of our nation and the state of our faith, I feel a prophetic urgency to share this message with you. My passion is to see each of you develop a deep, spiritual relationship with the biblical Jesus, the One who transforms lives through supernatural power.

This isn’t just another blog post; it’s a cry from my heart to yours. I’ve been tossing and turning at night, burdened by the silence of Christians in the face of cultural decay. So, let’s dive into this together, exploring why we must boldly profess our faith in Jesus and act on His supernatural calling.

The Main Message: Are We Ashamed of Jesus?

I woke up one morning with a question echoing in my mind—are we ashamed of Jesus? It’s a tough question, but one we must face. I’ve noticed a troubling trend among believers, including myself at times. We’re quick to worship within the four walls of a church building, but how often do we carry that spiritual fire into the public square? I’ve worn shirts with #Jesus emblazoned across my chest, and let me tell you, the reactions are telling. Some folks cross the street to avoid me, while others give looks of disgust. It makes me wonder—have we invited a mindset or principality that stifles our prophetic witness?

Our society is shifting, friends. We’re bombarded with messages promoting agendas contrary to biblical values—abortion, homosexuality, and even groups like the Freedom From Religion Foundation that seem to mock our spiritual heritage. Yet, where is the consistent, supernatural response from the body of Christ? Too often, we’re silent, hoping a vote every few years will change things. But Jesus isn’t just a ballot option; He’s the King who must reign in our hearts and actions daily.

The truth is, many of us are hiding our faith. We pray over meals at home or in church, but do we dare bow our heads in a restaurant? We sing praises on Sunday, but do we share the gospel in Walmart or on the streets? I’m convicted by this, and I believe it’s time for a prophetic awakening. We can’t afford to be ashamed of Jesus—not when the stakes are this high, not when our nation is at a spiritual crossroads.

Personal Reflections: My Journey of Boldness in Faith

Let me get personal for a moment. There was a time when I hesitated to wear my faith openly. I remember walking through a park, feeling the weight of a Jesus shirt on my chest, worried about what others might think. But the Holy Spirit nudged me—reminded me of the supernatural power in the name of Jesus. That day, a young man approached me, curious about the hashtag. We ended up talking for an hour about how Jesus had changed my life, and I saw a spark of spiritual hunger in his eyes. That moment taught me something profound: when we step out in faith, God moves in supernatural ways.

Another memory that haunts me is the realization of how much I’ve stayed in my comfort zone. I’ve driven past countless church buildings on my way home, yet rarely seen evangelists on the streets. It hit me hard—are we, the called-out ones, truly living out the prophetic mission Jesus gave us? I’ve had to ask myself if I’m just a hearer of the Word, deceiving myself, or a doer who shows love for Jesus through action. These personal struggles fuel my passion to encourage you to step out boldly in your spiritual walk.

Biblical References: Anchoring Our Faith in Scripture

Let’s ground this message in the unchanging Word of God, specifically from the King James Version, which has guided me through many spiritual battles. First, I’m reminded of Romans 1:16, where Paul declares with prophetic boldness:

For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek.

This verse is a rallying cry for us. The gospel of Jesus is the supernatural power of God—power to save, heal, and deliver. If Paul wasn’t ashamed, why should we be? Let’s proclaim this good news without fear.

Jesus Himself warns us in Luke 9:26 about the consequences of shame:

For whosoever shall be ashamed of me and of my words, of him shall the Son of man be ashamed, when he shall come in his own glory, and in his Father's, and of the holy angels.

These words pierce my heart. If we shrink back from declaring Jesus in public, we risk His shame upon us at His return. It’s a sobering reminder to live out our faith with supernatural courage every day.

Lastly, let’s consider 2 Chronicles 7:14, a verse that’s been a prophetic beacon for decades:

If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.

Our land is sick, friends, plagued by spiritual wickedness. But God promises healing if we, His people called by the name of Jesus, humble ourselves and act. This isn’t just a call to pray quietly—it’s a call to repent and influence our communities with the supernatural love of Christ.

Conclusion & Call to Action: Taking Jesus to the Streets

As I wrap up this message, my heart aches for a spiritual revival in our nation. We’re at a tipping point, and I believe God is raising a prophetic remnant who will not be ashamed of Jesus. It’s time to stop hiding our faith in buildings and take the supernatural power of the gospel to our neighborhoods, families, and communities. Our mission fields are right outside our doors—let’s love our neighbors as Jesus commanded, showing them the transformative power of His love.

I’m challenging myself, and I challenge you, to step outside your comfort zone. Wear your faith boldly, share the gospel consistently, and make a never-ending impact for Jesus. Whether it’s praying in public, joining local outreaches, or simply talking to a neighbor about the spiritual hope in Christ, let’s do something each day to show we love Him.

If this message has stirred your spirit, I’d love to hear from you. Drop a comment below with your thoughts or experiences of sharing your faith. Consider subscribing to my newsletter at ConradRocks.Net for more prophetic insights and spiritual encouragement. And don’t forget to follow me on social media—let’s make sharing Jesus more popular than hiding in silence. 

Remember, friends, we’re called to go and make disciples. Let’s dig deeper and go higher in our walk with Jesus, unashamed and full of His supernatural power. God bless you all!