He Said, She Said- GOSSIP

Send us Fan MailGossip and drama are spiritually corrosive forces that pull people away from unity, love, and truth – the very things Christ calls his followers to embody. When we share information that isn't glorifying to God or edifying to others, we sow discord and damage relationships.• The common justification "it's not gossip if it's true" is a dangerous misconception• Taking information out of context leads to weaponizing words against others• Prayer requests often become thinly veiled opportunities to share private information• Gossiping stems from insecurity and a desire for belonging at others' expense• Spiritually mature people can walk away from toxic conversations• Social media amplifies gossip problems through screenshots and public drama• Filter conversations by asking if they glorify God, edify others, and won't cause regretBefore speaking about others, consider these three questions: Is it glorifying to God? Is it glorifying to the person I'm going to say it about? Will I regret this? If any answer is no, choose silence.