Finding Peace Behind the Fence of Protection in the Digital World
God Knows Who Needs to Hear It
Some things I say—whether it’s through my music, content, or everyday conversation—aren’t meant for just anyone. And that’s okay. I’ve come to understand that certain messages are only for those who are spiritually tuned in. I’ve spent countless nights talking to God, asking Him to surround my life with a Fence of Protection. That means my home, from east to west, top to bottom. But it also includes my music ministry and the content I put out into the world. I don’t want to step into anything that hasn’t been blessed by Him. I’ve learned to pray that if it’s not from God—and not for me—then let it stay outside the spiritual fence He’s placed around me. You see, I truly believe God filters my reach, even on social media. If you’re seeing or hearing this message, it’s not by coincidence. It’s not because of algorithms or SEO. It’s because you were meant to receive it.
A Fence of Protection on Your Digital Journey
Let’s be honest, not everything needs to go viral. In fact, some things shouldn’t. Not everyone is called to receive every message, and that includes the ones I share online. I’ve come to terms with that. Through prayer and discernment, I realized that God placed a Fence of Protection around certain pieces of my work. It doesn’t mean I failed if something doesn’t blow up. It means He’s reserved that message for a select few. Even when I follow every SEO tip and social strategy in the book, if God says, “this one’s just for them,” then that’s exactly who it’ll reach. And honestly, that’s more than enough for me. I’ve learned to stop chasing numbers and start trusting the divine delivery system God uses. My content doesn’t need to be liked, commented on, or shared for God’s will to be done. When I hit “publish,” that’s my seed. God waters it. He protects it. He makes it grow.
Why Going Viral Isn’t Always the Blessing It Seems
It’s wild how much weight we place on views and likes, right? I get it—we’ve been trained to think that if something doesn’t go far, it must not matter. But that’s not how God works. He can place a Fence of Protection around your message for your own good. If your post didn’t get the traction you hoped for, don’t sweat it. Maybe God is shielding you from the wrong kind of attention. Maybe He knows too much visibility could bring more burden than blessing. Remember, when much is given, much is required (Luke 12:48). If you’ve ever hesitated to post something because you were afraid of how it would be received, you’re not alone. I’ve been there too. There’s a spiritual comfort in knowing that God curates your audience. He’ll make sure the right eyes and ears are on your content—no more, no less. And those who are meant to receive it? They don’t even have to click “like.” They’ll know. And so will you.
Fence of Protection Over Leadership and Calling
I’m not here claiming to be a prophet or a pastor. Nope. That kind of calling comes with immense responsibility, and to be real with you, I’m not built for that kind of weight—at least not yet. I’ve seen what happens when leaders fall short. The Bible says in James 3:1, “Not many of you should become teachers… for you know that we who teach will be judged with greater strictness.” That’s heavy. I’d rather be a brother in Christ who witnesses and testifies than stand in a role I wasn’t called to. But don’t get it twisted—we all have our own responsibility as believers. Whether it’s leading thousands or just encouraging one soul, we’re still accountable. So I ask myself often, “God, what’s my role in Your Kingdom today?” And He answers—sometimes quietly, sometimes boldly. But He always answers. And part of that answer, for me, has been sharing this message within the Fence of Protection He’s placed around my journey.
When Less Reach Means More Purpose – Fence of Protection at Work
If your content’s been sitting quietly on your page, barely touched, don’t be discouraged. I’ve been there too. Maybe, just maybe, God is holding it back on purpose. Think about it—what if that silence is your Fence of Protection? Maybe He’s guarding you from criticism, envy, pride, or simply from noise. Not everything is meant to be broadcast to the crowd. Some seeds are planted for private gardens. Even if your followers scroll past, or you get zero feedback, God sees you. The Most High God records your obedience. He sees your effort. The holy spirit sees your heart. And He never wastes a seed planted in faith. God doesn’t rely on TikTok algorithms or Facebook shares. He moves in ways we can’t measure or manipulate. So if what you’re creating gives God glory—even if only one person sees it—that’s a win. You never know what that one person needed, or what ripple effect your obedience might cause. Just trust Him with the results. He’s got you—and your content—covered.
Final Word: Let God Be God—With or Without the Viral Hit
Here’s the thing: if this message somehow goes viral, that wasn’t the goal. That might just be the enemy doing what he does best—trying to distract or distort. Either way, God’s plan will prevail. You’ll know in your spirit if this word was for you. You don’t have to like it, share it, or even type “Amen.” That’s not what this is about. God doesn’t need help going viral. He needs hearts that are open and obedient. If you made it to the end of this message, I’m grateful. Truly. I pray that something here sparks something in your soul. Keep trusting God. Continue praying. Consistently post with purpose. And never forget—His timing is perfect. He shows up right on time, every time. May your faith stay strong, and may your content stay under the Fence of Protection God has placed around it. 🙏🏾
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