This topic is not just imperative; it is urgent, in all times, in all generations, in all places where Christians call their earthly residence. Without acknowledging Matthew 10:32-33, the Gospel message cannot flourish. Where Christians decide that they will leave evangelizing to pastors, missionaries, and ministries, and do not confess Christ before their families, relatives and friends, and the next door neighbor, they are allowing secularism to overwhelm faith. What results is missed opportunities to witness and confess the Lord to the lost around us. We do no good to our neighbor by being silent about Christ and the Gospel. Confessing Christ need not be done in an in your face, obnoxious or judgmental manner. The Holy Spirit, at work in the heart of the believer, guides us to use the right words, at the right time and place, as the opportunity presents itself. This is how the Gospel was confessed, person to person, neighbor to neighbor, stranger to stranger, and there is no secret formula or strategy other than just to do it. Soli Deo Gloria