As the accuser of the church, he has an abundance of people doing his dirty work online.
The crazy thing is, these people think they are defending righteousness by accusing and criticizing people they don't even know.
I have to admit, I fell into the trap just a few days ago. After Charlie Kirk's assassination, I said, "If your pastor didn't mention Charlie Kirk, the only reason is that they fear people. Find a new church."
I felt so righteous in my strong stance, only to be corrected by the Holy Spirit the next day with a simple question, "So, now you know the intentions of the heart, huh?"
This prompted a public repentance and a removal of the video. My job is not to accuse or criticize, but to spread the truth.
The truth is, Charlie Kirk is a martyr for Jesus Christ. His death resulted in more people hearing the Gospel in a single day than ever before.
See! It's possible to be bold with the truth without throwing anyone under the bus.
Remember this. If you are accusing others, you are doing the devil's work. If you are criticizing others, it's the devil's work.
When we see a fellow believer in error, the Biblical answer is to humbly restore them, knowing full well that we, too, have required much restoration over the years and God was always patient.
