Dear Builder,
I hope you are having a blessed time. I thank God for this opportunity to share all of this with you. For the grace He has given to you through Jesus Christ. So that you can be enriched by Him in all knowledge and understanding. So that you dont fall behind in all the gifts needed to build successfully for God. May Jesus Christ find you blameless always. Amen.
Welcome back to Brother Paul’s marketing strategies. We are now in part 3.. If you are joining us for the first time. Its nice to have you here. You can find the previous parts here by clicking on the below link
Now lets dive in.
Strategy 3: Protect the Message, Don’t Perform
“Now He commands all people everywhere to repent…” — Acts 17:30
This is the moment where Paul stops building bridges... and starts issuing a bold call.
He has stood in their world.
He has spoken their language.
But now, he speaks God’s language.
No soft exit.
No motivational wrap-up.
No crowd-pleasing scheme.
Repent.
Paul didn’t say it with arrogance.
He said it with love and urgency, because he knew the stakes were eternal.
And here’s what burst my head every time:
He didn’t just meet them where they were… He invited them into where God was calling them to be.
It’s easy to connect with culture.
Harder to confront it in love.
Because once people are leaning in… the pressure is real:
“Just inspire them.”
“Don’t make it too heavy.”
“They’re not ready for all that…”
But Paul didn’t dilute the gospel for the sake of audience retention.
He protected the message, He spoke truth, even if it meant losing the room.
That kind of courage? It’s rare. And it’s required.
Kingdom visibility requires courage, not compromise.
You’re not called to entertain the room.
You’re called to transform it.
And transformation requires truth.
Builder’s Exercise:
Ask yourself honestly:
“Where am I tempted to tone it down, and what would it look like to lead with conviction instead?”
It could be a post you’ve been editing to make it more “palatable.”
A pitch where you feel pressured to hide your Godly values.
A product you’ve delayed launching because it’s “too Christian.”
Bring that moment before God.
Then ask:
“Is my goal comfort or conviction? Applause or alignment?”
Because when you guard the message, you become a vessel God can trust with greater influence.
You don’t need to be loud to be clear.
You don’t need to be aggressive to be bold.
But you do need to be anchored.
Like Paul.
And remember: some people walked away from him that day… but others followed him. (Acts 17:34)
That’s success in the Kingdom.
We’re going even deeper next.
In the next strategy, we’ll study how Paul navigated mixed reactions, and what that teaches us about handling rejection, resistance, and unexpected results in the work we’re called to do.
👀 Don’t miss it.
It might just heal the fear of being misunderstood.
Let’s keep building,
PS: Share this with a fellow builder who needs it.
Thank for listening and reading. God bless you.
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