The summary is:
The speaker is a Christian who shares his testimony of how he accepted Jesus as his savior. He says he was not motivated by material or worldly problems, but by a deep dissatisfaction and loneliness that only God could fill. He recalls a moment when he felt God's presence and voice telling him that he had always been with him. He also reflects on how he wants to be like Jesus and the biblical figures who followed him, and how he wants to worship God on the altar of flesh, not stone. He criticizes the religion that focuses on external victories and prosperity, and ignores the inner cry of God and the need to love and help others. He invites the listeners to feel the same desire to hug God and never let go, and to invite Jesus to live in them. He uses examples from nature, children, and the parable of the good Samaritan to illustrate his points. He ends with a question for those who are at home, asking if they have ever felt this new feeling of wanting to embrace God.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's acceptance of Jesus was not just a simple act in a church.
2. The speaker's first public confession was not a magical event.
3. The speaker felt a deep dissatisfaction with life since childhood.
4. The speaker turned to Jesus as a matter of life or death, not due to financial or marital problems.
5. The speaker sought something more profound from God than what religion on the street corners offered.
6. The speaker's first step towards faith was raising their hand in a church.
7. The speaker's biggest problem was an internal struggle within their heart.
8. The speaker felt that the Gospel wanted to get completely involved with them.
9. The speaker experienced a victory that was more significant than their biggest sadness or problem.
10. The speaker felt that God's hand guided them out of darkness to live in their heart.
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