Cancel culture thrives on partial truths, twisted narratives, and false witnesses—modern-day tools of the same enemy that sought to destroy the early church. It’s sobering how many claim to have the “facts” while relying solely on someone else’s story—filling in the blanks with speculation designed to provoke outrage. “A false witness shall perish, But the man who hears him will speak endlessly.” —Proverbs 21:28 (NKJV) Jesus and His disciples weren’t executed for actual crimes. They were accused, convicted, and killed because of twisted narratives and conspiracies spoken by false witnesses and those who believed them. They stood for a truth that shook the power structures of their day—both religious and political. The accusations? Built on lies and half-truths meant to stir mobs and justify persecution. Here’s what was really happening: • They were accused of rebellion – proclaiming Jesus as King threatened Caesar’s authority. • They were labeled heretics – declaring Jesus as the Son of God enraged religious leaders. • They were seen as agitators – “turning the world upside down” (Acts 17:6) with truth that disrupted culture. The tactics today are the same. Remember, the best weapon in any battle is always the truth. Fight for it. Defend it. Speak it—in person, online, wherever the door opens—even when it’s costly.

Posted by AStryker at 2025-03-21 13:05:09 UTC