Remnant Radio Said WHAT??



I’ve been thinking about this season we find ourselves in where leaders continue to be exposed as having major sin, manipulative practices, cover-ups, etc. It seems to be dividing the church in some ways, maybe in good ways. 

I’m not for division, but I am for God purifying his bride, preparing her to be presented to himself without spot or wrinkle. One example of division that is on our doorstep is as simple as whether or not we believe this season of exposure is actually from God or if it is an attack from the “accuser of the brethren,” designed to take down Godly, innocent leaders. 

Some churches are calling the many moral failures we’ve been seeing just that, a demonic attack, designed to falsely accuse innocent leaders and cast their ministries into disrepair. I disagree. I think what we’re seeing is real, and I think God is bringing this about now because he is calling the church to righteousness. A test I believe we are receiving is this;  are we willing to call an evil action evil EVEN when a famous pastor does it, or will we wink at evil and twist narratives to protect our name-brand leaders?

Recently, I saw a YouTube video from a channel that I don’t usually watch, but it really caught my attention because they were calling out our friends! This video is from a channel called “Messed Up Church,” and I don’t exactly recommend it because the attitude they adopt is uncharitable and mocking toward people they disagree with. However, in one video, they called out our friends from Remnant radio and accused them of platforming false teachers. 

The Remnant guys made a response video. Then, in true YouTube content creator fashion, Messed Up Church made a response to their response! I clicked on it because I couldn’t resist the title in the thumbnail: Remnant Radio Said What? However, I was surprised at what I saw in the video. I was pleased and actually proud of how the Remnant guys responded to the criticism. In the response to the response, Steve Kozar from Messed Up Church was shocked at how humble and reasonable the Remnant guys were. 

Kozar said it, and I agree. This gives me hope for the church. This gives me hope that true believers can truly unite over Jesus at this time. This is an example of unity and righteousness at work. It’s not tossing out unity because of disagreements, and it’s not tossing out righteousness in the name of unity. It’s true unity, and it can only be achieved by humility. 

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