The Prepper Broadcasting Network - Apologize to God for Hurting His Child

Episode Date: September 21, 2025

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Angel of God, my Godget and dear, to who must love and just be here? Ever this day be at my side to light and God to rule and God. Amen. for what you've done to his child. I want you to set aside time today and conduct a thorough apology. And who is God's child? Who have you beaten about so?

You are God's child. You are God's child, and you know what this life is done to each and every one of us. You know what we say in our heads to ourselves, in our souls to ourselves. In our quiet moments, the things that we say only to ourself. Even if we present to the world through social media and podcasts and, you know, interactions with one another and every little thing that we do, because all of life is a stage. That stage, when we step on that stage, we are confident. never say anything out of you know out of tongue we make sure that everything we do and everything we say is polished and perfect and looks just right and sounds just right so we can give the world the illusion that we're as near to perfect as possible

or at least give the world as little to attack us on as possible but then when we're alone in the quiets of our mind it comes the voice. It comes the voice. The voice that calls it to account the past. It calls the failures to the forefront. It calls the shortcomings. It's that evil voice in our head that despite all of the evidence

that is littered before you, to the contrary, that voice tells you, no good. It tells you you're no good. You've never been any good. You're never going to be good. Nothing you do is good enough. Keep going. Go harder because you're only worthy if you're going as hard as possible. If you're redlining, it's the only time you're worthy. And the voice may sound different to you or the verbiage might be a bit different to you. But the reality is, and I don't want to go on and on.

that you're hurting God's child. You're hurting God's child on a regular basis. You're breaking the soul and the spirit in the heart of God's child by that inner, that brutal inner voice, that inner talk of yours, that negative talk. And you think only you can hear it. And a lot of times, you know, that's why it's so effective. It's this little gnawing that keeps you going.

It keeps you motivated if you tell yourself, you're not good enough, then you're not good enough, and you've got to get better, and you've got to put in the effort to get better. But it occurred to me today. I was thinking about God in general, and just the idea of apology popped into my head, and I said, yeah, yeah.

That's a message worth bringing to the forefront, because we're all guilty of it. And while you think no one hears those dark conversations you have in your head about the mistakes you made in the past, about the things you've done, about the things you didn't do. Or even about your relationship with God, in and of itself. That terrible inner voice that tortures you incessantly and you can't get away from it

because it has you captive. God hears it too. God hears it too, and I have to imagine it's got to be one of the hardest things for him to listen to. in the same way when, you know, if you're a parent, you've heard your kid. You've heard your kid trying to accomplish something, maybe have a breakdown, and really, really beat themselves up over it. This is what your God hears. Whenever you get into that negative wavelength and those words start flying,

this is what God hears. He hears the same thing. He hears his child being berated, belittled. You know, he feels that, the hand of the enemy on your back, pushing you towards temptation, pushing you towards things that stand against everything God's trying to give you. So grab your cross, your quiet place,

find a place where you can be alone with God. Grab the rosary, whatever it is. And kneel. Literally kneel down. Get on your hands and knees. Pray to God. Apologize to God for hurting his child. He needs to hear it. You need to hear it.