Beloved, struggle, leads to stretching. But where there is stagnation, compromise quietly settles in.

I’ve heard false teachers preach about “soaring” and “leaving mediocrity behind” while sitting on a bank full of money, imagining they can buy Christ’s anointing.

But they only fool themselves—and the unsuspecting—behind a façade built on the backs of the naive and undiscerning.

Living a lie is the height of mediocrity.

I’ll say it again, ‘Living a lie is the epitome of mediocrity.’

So when false teachers and false prophets preach the same lies for decades to drain people’s pockets—pretending to carry Christ’s power—it only exposes their hypocrisy and lack of growth.

They’re like raisins in the desert, dried out and empty, while the Lord’s people are well‑watered even in barren places, sustained by streams of living water.

Meanwhile, only a fool believes they can fool God. And while the Lord’s servants are pressed on every side—crushed, yet never destroyed.

Imagine that: it’s Scripture.

“We are hard pressed on every side, but not crushed; perplexed, but not in despair; persecuted, but not abandoned; struck down, but not destroyed.”—2 Corinthians 4:8–9.

Only the genuine in Christ’s anointing are pressed for the oil. So it’s no surprise that parrots keep repeating the same slogans they’ve echoed for thirty years.

It’s not hate speech; it’s the truth.

On the wall,
Sister Christine 🛡️

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