CRYOUTReach

07/14/2026

Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man. (Colossians 4:6)

07/11/2026

Behind every unexplained rejection, every sudden shift in a relationship, every door that keeps closing for no clear reason, or every failure, there is often an unseen force at work. The following prayer is a spiritual warfare decree. A prayer of binding what has been operating covertly, and in the cover of darkness, and loosing you into the freedom Christ already purchased on the cross over two thousand years ago.
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06/26/2026

Here is what most people never consider. Your gift or talent was never fully yours to begin with.
God does not give gifts for you to store.
He gives them for service.
For His glory.
For the benefit of others.
And one day, He is coming back to ask one question:
What did you do with what I gave you?
Hope these 5 truths from the Parable of the Talents encouraged you.

06/14/2026

You were called
to steward your gift,
not bury it

06/13/2026

Your Gift Is Not Yours to Keep

The servant did not lose the talent.
He did not waste it.
He did not spend it on himself.
He kept it perfectly safe, returned it untouched, and was still condemned.

That is the part of the Parable of the Talents most people skip over.

God is not only asking whether you still have what He gave you. He is asking what you did with it. Preservation is not faithfulness. A gift held in storage is not humility. It is disobedience dressed in caution.

Your calling is not yours to sit on. Your ability is not yours to hoard. Your anointing is not yours to preserve until conditions are perfect.
God does not give gifts for storage. He gives them for service.

Five truths from Matthew 25 that will confront how you see everything God has placed in your hands.

Link in the comments below. 👇

06/10/2026

Zacchaeus did not make restitution to obtain salvation. He made restitution because salvation had already come to his house.

From Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus and his restitution in Luke 19, it is clear that while restitution is good, it is not a requirement for salvation but the fruit of a changed heart. Restitution is not the price of redemption.

Full teaching on Substack: Is Restitution Required for Salvation?

https://bosvoice.substack.com/p/restitution-salvation-new-testament

There is a belief circulating in many Christian circles, sometimes as a quiet assumption, sometimes as a bold declaration, at other times as a doctrinal teaching, that a person cannot be truly saved without first making restitution for wrongs they have committed.

06/03/2026

05/28/2026

Romans 12:11: "Not slothful in business; FERVENT IN SPIRIT, serving the Lord..."

05/25/2026

The Tragedy of the Undiscipled Christian

A believer without discipleship may have zeal, activity, and church attendance, but still lack spiritual formation, biblical identity, and maturity.

Discipleship is not a Sunday routine.
It is intentional training, correction, doctrine, accountability, and growth.

The tragedy is not that people come to church.
The tragedy is that many come, serve, shout, and still remain spiritually untrained.

Don’t just follow.
Be discipled.

Question: Who is helping you grow into maturity in Christ?

05/20/2026

Delayed answers do not always mean denied prayers.

But Scripture reveals there are biblical reasons some prayers go unanswered.

This series explores 5 of them... and the solutions God provides.

“Call unto Me, and I will answer thee...” — Jeremiah 33:3