It used to make me sad when I saw how Christians consider these slander pages real ministry. I felt angry that so many people were "deceived" Now I'm starting to realize it's just another version of itching ears. As long as people love gossip more than they love God and people it'll always be a market for those pages. Sadly 🤷🏾‍♂️

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17 小時內	SoyAsi… art_by_soyasi	Its an issue of the heart.
19 小時內	Kholofelo Mogale Ntweng Sibande kholo_anne	I thought about this today!
一天內	Cynthia Guerrero cindyxgee	Its not gossip if its true. Scrpture says to expose them
一天內	Toy Perry toy__perry	One of my many bigger takeaways from H.O.G.G was this, “If we want Bible results, we have to use Bible remedies.” Pastor Abrahms. Most of these “slanderers” haven’t used Galatians 6:1 to try to reason with the person. If the person refuses to hear and persist, then we have 1 Tim 5:20. With all that being said, in Romans 16, Paul tells us to name them and avoid them. That’s after it’s you’ve done ☝🏽
3 天內	Kevin Moten kreauxhou	It’s disheartening to see how these platforms can thrive off of division and gossip, but you’re absolutely right—this reflects a deeper issue of misplaced focus. Instead of letting this discourage us, it’s a reminder to stay rooted in truth and love, living out real ministry by reflecting Christ in our actions. When we prioritize God over the noise, we can influence others to do the same, one genuine relationship at a time. The light will always outshine the darkness.