There’s the alarm I have to go to the prison today to deal with suicidal guys. I don’t want to go. Holy Spirit work in me, that I would have the strength to face my day. They just keep coming. More people hurting themselves. More people wanting to hurt others. More people wanting to die. I don’t want to go. God, please help me. I can be His ambassador. I can represent Christ. I can share His care for others. I can share the wisdom He gives me. I have to represent Him well. I am His ambassador. Ambassadors don’t wear frowns all the time. Ambassadors are not negative. Ambassadors of Christ are peaceful, and helpful, and make people’s days better. I have to go. God has called me to go. He needs His followers to work in prisons. I can bring light into a dark place. I can show mercy where there may be none. I can bring justice where it is needed. My life can draw others to Christ. I can do His work in that prison. I can walk in His strength and show others what my heavenly Father is like. I want to go. I’m in the car. My brothers in Christ are building me up through sermons. God’s Word is active in me. I am ready to serve. I am here. The doors are slamming. The radio calls are going out. Officers are everywhere. Inmates are on the move. Let’s do this God. You. Me. I am your ambassador. 20 So we are Christ’s ambassadors; God is making his appeal through us. We speak for Christ when we plead, “Come back to God!” 2 Corinthians 5:20 For Jesus, Rob