Have you noticed how much people have to say about other people?

There is an endless stream of commentary and criticism online. There are entire YouTube channels dedicated to pointing the finger at Christian leaders.

Somehow, we find it entertaining to listen to someone talk about someone else.

The most dangerous part about it is that we feel justified in pointing out the faults of others.

The Bible says that Christians will be known by their love for one another. This love is described in 1 Corinthians 13.

It takes many words to describe this type of love, one of them being "Love bears all things."

What does that mean exactly? Well, when you dig in to the original language, you find out that it means "to conceal the faults of others."

Wow. It turns out, the faults of others are not yours to talk about. God's kind of love provides a covering of silence while they sort it out.

The Bible also says that in the last days, the love of many will grow cold. That's exactly what we are seeing online and we should have no part of it.