The Sermon. Be Naturally Foolish to be Spiritually Wise

It is a daunting task when the Divine Beings command you to write your sermon. It comprises  of approximately 600 encounters as a daunting task in matters of choice. TJ Moraka was not sure what to include and exclude as his information came from both kingdoms. He questioned how to focus on warning readers about the devastating and ruthless approach of the kingdom of darkness. Alternatively, he questioned whether or not to focus on the good news brought by the Kingdom of light.
Winning souls requires a balanced approach and Moraka provides readers with the issues about what to think and start their research journey. He recognises the consequences of not doing so are dire and his advice to any Christian is to read the Bible and not depend on anybody for their salvation. Too many people are misled by wolves in sheep's clothing and the price for complacency is too heavy to contemplate.
Rather be naturally foolish than choose spiritual ignorance. In the spiritual realm, like in legal circles, ignorance of the spiritual utterances and law is not a defence and is punished mercilessly. The Sermon is his testimony as revealed by God. It is an eyewitness account. Somebody has to testify for Jesus.