Most of us are afraid to talk.
The risk of repercussions is too high. Acknowledging our reality may have undesirable consequences. We observe the world, gather experiences, form opinions and, keep them to ourselves. We dare not jeopardize our hard earned reputations, strategic alliances, or social networks by becoming transparent with beliefs that may offend others.
Who suffers by our silence? Those who may need to know. In the end, everyone suffers from undisclosed truth. Your story of healing, redemption, and hope must be told.
“Trembling and bewildered, the women went out and fled from the tomb. They said nothing to anyone, because they were afraid,” (Mark 16.8).
