God launches a daring rescue mission -Dr. Michael James

Despite his children being seduced into choosing hell, God launches a daring rescue mission that depends on people living in the Divine Will in these times.

Dr. Michael James explores the theme of spiritual transformation and the human tendency to remain in harmful or dysfunctional situations due to attachment, comfort, or the desire for attention. The speaker uses examples of people in abusive relationships, a distant father, and a mother enabling her son's dependency to illustrate how individuals can become trapped in their own suffering and refuse help, even when it's offered. These people are compared to prisoners who are emotionally attached to their "prison," even if it harms them, preferring the familiar chaos over change.

Dr. James draws parallels to the concept of hell and the idea that people can choose to remain in a figurative prison due to their broken wills, rejecting God’s offer of liberation. Using the allegory of Plato’s cave, the speaker suggests that many people are so immersed in their suffering and dysfunction that they refuse to accept the light or truth, even when it’s offered to them.

A historical reference is made to the Los Banos internment camp, where prisoners were so conditioned by their captivity that when the U.S. soldiers came to free them, they hesitated to leave due to their emotional attachment to the small comforts they had made in the camp. This illustrates the difficulty of liberation when people have grown accustomed to their suffering.

Dr. James explains that God’s mission is to save these "prisoners" by offering them the Divine Will, which is not just for personal spiritual growth but a call to help others break free from their spiritual prisons. The "living Divine Will" involves allowing Christ’s presence to shine through us, becoming vessels of His love and grace to reach those who are lost or trapped.

The message is a call to action, urging those who have received the gift of the Divine Will to help free others by being instruments of God’s love, showing Christ to the world through their lives. The speaker emphasizes the urgency of this mission, noting that the world is in need of salvation, and people must choose to participate in God’s co-redemption process to help liberate others.