Care about his soul more than his rockets.
You've cheered the launches and the landings. The most important thing about Elon isn't anything he'll ever build. It's whether he knows the One who built him.
For God so loved Elon, that he gave his only begotten Son, that Elon would believe in him and not perish, but have everlasting life.
John 3:16, with one name written in
One minute a month. Until he says yes.
No account. No name. It goes on your calendar. One minute is enough; take more if you like.
The one thing everyone can do
Whatever you think of him,
pray for him.
Elon Musk might be the most argued-about person on earth. Half the internet thinks he's a genius. The other half wishes he'd log off. Both halves can do this.
You don't have to like him to pray for him.
Jesus told his followers to love the people they disagree with and to pray for them. He never added "unless they're a billionaire who posts too much." A minute a month is a good place to start.
The hardest case
The richest man in the world.
Jesus was asked who could be saved, and his answer is still startling:
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God."Matthew 19:24
By that measure, nobody alive is a harder case than Elon. But Jesus didn't stop there.
"With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible."Matthew 19:26
So we're asking for the impossible. That's what prayer is for.
Imagine it
What if he said yes?
The loudest testimony on earth
A man who doesn't care what anyone thinks, with one of the largest audiences in history, telling the world that Jesus is Lord.
The finish line
Jesus said the gospel would reach every nation, "and then shall the end come." The last unreached places are hard to reach. Few people know more about reaching hard places.
A new creation to explore
The Bible ends with a new heaven and a new earth, made to be enjoyed forever. Someone who builds rockets is going to have a lot to do.
The Watch
Every hour, someone praying.
"I have set watchmen upon thy walls, O Jerusalem, which shall never hold their peace day nor night."Isaiah 62:6
The lit hours are kept. The dashed ones are still open. hours of the day have no one yet. Take one.
Every hour of the day is kept. Now we go deeper: more people in every hour, until no minute goes by without someone praying.
minutes kept
hours kept
nations
24/7until he says yes
KeptOpen
How it works
Small enough to keep.
Pick your minute
Any time, day or night. Once a month, once a week, or every day. One minute is enough. Take more if you like.
It goes on your calendar
A repeating event with a reminder at that minute. No account, no app, no name.
Pray
Tap the reminder for this month's prayer, or use your own words. That's it, until he says yes.
The First 316
The movement
Be one of the first 316.
Thousands are keeping watch.
Every movement starts small. The first 316 minutes claimed start the Watch.
From 316 founders to thousands across the world. The next milestone is in reach.
3163,16031,600316,000
Fair questions
Before you ask.
Is this anonymous?
Yes. We never ask for your name. Your minute lives on your own calendar. We only count how many minutes are kept, and at what hours.
Is this political?
No. We pray for his soul, not his politics. People from every side are welcome, and that's the point.
Isn't he already a Christian?
He has called himself a "cultural Christian," and we're glad he respects the faith. But respecting Christianity and trusting Jesus personally aren't the same thing. We're praying for the second. If he's already there, we'll gladly keep praying for him anyway.
Are you going to tag him or contact him?
No. No tagging, no reply campaigns, no pressure. This is between us and God.
What if I miss my minute?
Grace. Pray when you remember. The reminder comes back next time.