"The Devil Loves Ignorant Christians (And That Should Terrify You)”

Greetings, friends and supporters of the channel. Let me ask you a serious question: what are you learning today that will help you better serve God? We’re a little over a week into the new year, and this video presents a heartfelt challenge—especially to Christians—to examine our habits, discipline, and thought patterns. Faith does not grow in a vacuum. Growth requires reading, meditation, and discernment. Yes, the Bible must always be central. Scripture is God-breathed, authoritative, and sufficient for salvation and godly living. But Christians are not called to ignorance of history, economics, politics, or the ideas shaping the world around us. God gives knowledge—even to unbelievers—and wise Christians learn how to discern truth from error. In this video, I talk about: Why reading only the Bible (without discernment) can still lead to shallow faith Why re-reading good books often produces more fruit than constantly chasing new ones The danger of theological ignorance in modern churches To ready some of Brother Carlton's many articles and poems please Google Brother Carlton on www.faithwriters.com #christiangrowth #biblestudy #christianreading #spiritualdiscipline #faithandwisdom #christianmindset #scripturememory #theology #christianliving #discernment #christiantruth #renewyourmind #readthebible #biblicalteaching #faithjourney #brothercarlton #christianyoutube #christianencouragement Scripture memory, meditation, and spiritual discipline Why “precept upon precept” is still God’s method for growth And why ignorance—especially willful ignorance—is spiritually dangerous We are commanded to love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. That includes how we think. That includes what we read. That includes what we meditate on. If you want stronger faith, sharper discernment, and a mind saturated with truth, this message is for you. If this video challenges or encourages you, please share it, give it a thumbs up, and subscribe to the channel. Let’s grow together—by the Word of God and by wisdom rightly applied.