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Dallas, TX – November 1, 2025 – In a night filled with worship, inspiration, and faith-driven reflection, Turning Point USA (TPUSA) hosted an unforgettable session at America Fest, emphasizing the power of willingness, devotion, and divine purpose. Attendees from across the country experienced an emotionally charged, fast-paced presentation blending spiritual insight with actionable life lessons.

A Night of Revelation and Worship

“It’s about worshiping our Creator,” declared the speaker, addressing a crowd energized by music, devotion, and collective anticipation. “Some of you here tonight might have questions about Christianity. You might think, ‘I grew up in a Christian school and I don’t like the rules’. But I encourage you to open your heart and mind, even just to entertain the idea that there is a God, that you are not Him, and that He loves you.”

The energy in the venue was electric as students and families alike joined hands in reflection. The speaker, sporting a shirt emblazoned with the motto of the event, emphasized the theme of “Lord, use me”—a recurring message derived from personal devotionals and biblical readings.

Acknowledging the Unsung Heroes

Before diving into scripture, the speaker took a moment to honor the tireless staff of TPUSA. “Just pray for them because they’re not sleeping—they’re running around, solving problems, serving you. Have grace on them, smile, and say thank you. They’re doing a really, really great job,” the speaker encouraged.

This acknowledgment resonated strongly with attendees, many of whom noted the behind-the-scenes efforts of volunteers and staff often go unrecognized.

Faith and Purpose: Biblical Foundations

The speaker guided the audience through pivotal biblical figures to illustrate the concept of willingness and divine calling. Beginning with Abraham, the message highlighted the essence of faith-driven obedience.

“In Genesis 22, God tests Abraham by asking him to sacrifice his son, Isaac. Abraham responds, ‘Here I am’. He was not remarkable in appearance or talent; he was willing,” the speaker explained. “And because of his willingness, he became the father of nations, setting a covenant that leads directly to Jesus Christ.”

The narrative continued with Jacob, whose willingness to follow God transformed the trajectory of a nation. “Jacob literally held on to his twin brother Esau’s heel as he came out of the womb,” the speaker said. “Yet his response of ‘Here I am’ birthed the nation of Israel.”

From Comfort to Calling: Moses’ Example

The discussion moved to Moses, a figure of comfort turned servant, who left a secure life to lead an ungrateful yet divinely chosen people. The speaker emphasized that faith often requires stepping out of comfort zones:

“Some of you are living comfortably, running businesses, enjoying vacations, yet God might be whispering in your ear to take a stand, to lead, to build something new. Moses turned toward the burning bush and said, ‘Here I am.’ That willingness changed the course of history.”

Youth Leadership and the Power of Saying ‘Here I Am’

Turning Point USA’s focus on youth activism was highlighted through Samuel, a young biblical figure called to serve. “Most of you might feel too young to make an impact, but Samuel demonstrates that all ages, all backgrounds, can be instruments of God’s will,” the speaker said. The room erupted in applause as students reflected on their potential influence in faith, politics, and society.

Isaiah and the Promise of Redemption

The narrative also featured Isaiah, a prophet whose declaration, “Here I am, send me”, underscores the importance of readiness and faith in divine purpose. Through Isaiah, the promise of Jesus Christ as a redeemer was fulfilled, demonstrating the continuity of divine guidance throughout history.

Modern Application: Confronting Evil and Standing Firm

The speaker drew connections to contemporary life through Ananias, a biblical figure who confronted Saul (later Paul) despite the inherent danger. “We all know people doing wrong in our lives—neighbors, professors, even pastors. Sometimes God calls us to confront them, not out of anger, but to uphold righteousness,” the speaker noted.

This timely message resonated with attendees, especially younger participants eager to engage in civic responsibility while maintaining spiritual integrity.

Grace and the Gift of Christianity

The evening culminated in a profound reflection on grace. “Liberty is God’s idea, not man’s,” the speaker emphasized. “You cannot earn grace. It is a gift from a loving God who desires a personal relationship with you. Your life can be transformed when you say, ‘Here I am, Lord, use me.’”

The speaker’s words stressed that Christianity is not merely a set of rules but an invitation to live purposefully, embrace responsibility, and contribute to a greater good.

Audience Reactions: Inspired and Motivated

Attendees shared their reactions after the session. Emma Reynolds, a college student from Texas, said, “I’ve never heard faith presented like this. It’s not just about belief—it’s about action. I feel motivated to live intentionally and step into opportunities I might have ignored before.”

Similarly, John Harris, a local pastor, remarked, “The focus on willingness rather than perfection was refreshing. It reminds us that God often calls the unprepared, the ordinary, to do extraordinary things.”

A Call to Action for 2024

The overarching theme of the night centered on readiness and active participation. “Going into 2024, my phrase is ‘Here I am.’ Every single one of you has a purpose. Whether it’s starting a business, raising a family, or standing up for your beliefs, God is calling you to action,” the speaker concluded.

With an emphasis on community, faith, and responsibility, the session left attendees with a renewed sense of purpose and urgency. The event underscored the idea that faith is both deeply personal and socially impactful, urging individuals to engage fully with their beliefs.

Conclusion: Faith, Action, and Legacy

From Abraham to Ananias, the stories shared at America Fest illustrate a consistent message: divine purpose requires willingness, courage, and trust. As Turning Point USA continues to blend political engagement with spiritual guidance, events like this serve as reminders that faith is not passive—it is active, transformative, and essential for building both personal and societal legacy.

As attendees left the venue, the words “Here I am” echoed through the halls, inspiring reflection, action, and a collective commitment to service.

For those who missed the event or wish to revisit the teachings, TPUSA will provide recordings and resources through their official channels.