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š„ MORAL OUTRAGE ISNāT HOLINESS | Selective Sin, Selective Scripture, Selective Compassion
This episode is a hard pushback on a growing trend inside the Church:
calling offensive language the worst sināwhile quietly ignoring the sins that actually destroy lives.
After decades of teaching, counseling, and walking with thousands of students and families, Iāve seen what truly shatters people: murder, rape, child abuse, human trafficking, addiction, domestic violence, adultery, and abandonment. These arenāt theoretical sins. These are the things kids write about in journals when no oneās watching.
Using Scriptureānot slogans, this teaching confronts selective outrage, pastoral hypocrisy, and partisan morality. From Matthew 22:37 to Romans 13, Matthew 23, James, and Proverbs, we expose how Christian leaders can drift from biblical truth into moral performanceāespecially when facts are trimmed, context is ignored, and outrage only appears when the āwrongā politician is in office.
Letās be clear:
This isnāt about defending Trump.
This isnāt about attacking immigrants.
This is about truth, law, hypocrisy, and whether Christian leaders are actually submitting to the full counsel of God.
Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, and mindānot with selective facts, half-quotes, or applause-driven outrage. Love does not rejoice in wrongdoing. Love rejoices in the truth.
If youāre tired of moral inflation, selective compassion, and Christianity being reduced to vibes instead of obedienceāthis oneās for you.
š Drop a comment. Push back. Engage.
If this made you uncomfortable⦠good.
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Christian hypocrisy, selective outrage in the church, biblical truth vs culture, Matthew 22:37 explained, Romans 13 Christianity, Christian leadership accountability, moral relativism church, faith and politics, Christian worldview, Say Something podcast, Mike Mac
By MIKE MACš„ MORAL OUTRAGE ISNāT HOLINESS | Selective Sin, Selective Scripture, Selective Compassion
This episode is a hard pushback on a growing trend inside the Church:
calling offensive language the worst sināwhile quietly ignoring the sins that actually destroy lives.
After decades of teaching, counseling, and walking with thousands of students and families, Iāve seen what truly shatters people: murder, rape, child abuse, human trafficking, addiction, domestic violence, adultery, and abandonment. These arenāt theoretical sins. These are the things kids write about in journals when no oneās watching.
Using Scriptureānot slogans, this teaching confronts selective outrage, pastoral hypocrisy, and partisan morality. From Matthew 22:37 to Romans 13, Matthew 23, James, and Proverbs, we expose how Christian leaders can drift from biblical truth into moral performanceāespecially when facts are trimmed, context is ignored, and outrage only appears when the āwrongā politician is in office.
Letās be clear:
This isnāt about defending Trump.
This isnāt about attacking immigrants.
This is about truth, law, hypocrisy, and whether Christian leaders are actually submitting to the full counsel of God.
Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, and mindānot with selective facts, half-quotes, or applause-driven outrage. Love does not rejoice in wrongdoing. Love rejoices in the truth.
If youāre tired of moral inflation, selective compassion, and Christianity being reduced to vibes instead of obedienceāthis oneās for you.
š Drop a comment. Push back. Engage.
If this made you uncomfortable⦠good.
āø»
š¬ CONTACT / BUSINESS INQUIRIES
Website: https://www.xmikemac.com
Email: [email protected]
āø»
š FOLLOW & CONNECT
YouTube:    /Ā @xmikemacĀ Ā
X (Twitter): https://x.com/XMikeMac
Instagram:   /Ā xmikemacĀ Ā
āø»
š KEYWORDS (SEO)
Christian hypocrisy, selective outrage in the church, biblical truth vs culture, Matthew 22:37 explained, Romans 13 Christianity, Christian leadership accountability, moral relativism church, faith and politics, Christian worldview, Say Something podcast, Mike Mac