Is Calling Out Sin Really A “Spirit Of Accusation”?

Some church leaders are calling biblical rebuke a “spirit of accusation” — even equating accountability with attacks. In this video, I respond to those claims, test them against Scripture, and show why silencing truth doesn’t protect the Church, it destroys it.

*This video comes from a segment in our Livestream from August 14, 2025.
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