One of the points of last's message about Ezekiel the watchman was that when someone gives a warning there is a call for a decision. After all what good is a warning if there isn't a response to it. In our post modern culture this is almost a thing of the past; invitations are seldom given, Bible studies express comments not commitments, praise music doesn't have songs of invitation, it's culturally taboo to "go forward" any more, no one likes to be put on the spot. Yet if our message is true, it must have a call of decision, or the message is just another idea. agree?