What does the Bible require of Christians when religion is being misused? - Ep. 3

What Does the Bible Require When Religion Is Being Misused? (Episode 3) When I speak about abuse, manipulation, or corruption inside The Potter’s House, I am often accused of being bitter, divisive, rebellious, or dishonest. But this video is here to make one thing clear, my goal is not to attack for the sake of attacking. My goal is to follow what Scripture actually says Christians are supposed to do when religion is being misused. Many believers have been taught that the most Christian response is to stay quiet, forgive, pray, and move on. But the Bible does not teach silence in the face of spiritual abuse. It teaches truth, discernment, accountability, and the exposing of darkness. In this episode, I look at whether biblical warnings about false teaching and unfruitful works can apply to The Potter’s House, what the New Testament commands Christians to do when leaders cause harm, whether Jesus and the apostles responded to religious corruption with silence or confrontation, and why speaking out is so often dismissed as bitterness when it is actually obedience. If you are a current member, a former member, or someone trying to understand these issues biblically, this video is for you. Bring an open Bible, test every claim, and think for yourself. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 03:51 1. Do biblical warnings apply to The Potter’s House? 06:27 2. What does the Bible require Christians to do? 09:27 3. Did Jesus and the apostles stay silent? 11:09 4. Does speaking out make me bitter? 14:25 Conclusion ► RELATED:    • A Biblical Case Against The Potter’s House...   If this video helped you, please share it with someone who may need it, and consider subscribing for more videos on the history, doctrine, finances, scandals, and inner culture of The Potter’s House and The Fellowship. If you are a former member and want to share your story, anonymously is fine, leave a comment or reach out through my socials.