The Prophet's Mistake

Manipulation is not prophesy.

So this post is in response to this Facebook post (screenshot):

Well if that ain’t the love of Jesus … what is?

Well I can’t speak on behalf of satan or any demons but I don’t want or need “godly prophetic men” to shut down; let people see what is really in your heart. Which, by the look of it, is a very wounded and broken man projecting his issues and ego onto everyone around him thinking that is a form of love-empowered ministry.

And, get them so angry they will listen to you when you give a gentle answer? Using someone else’s anger as a manipulation tactic is never good.

I trust most, if not all, adults will see right through that. I don’t think the Holy Spirit needs any of that manipulative nonsense to speak to Her people. People won’t remember what was said to make them angry; they will remember how they feel around and about that person and probably avoid them if possible.

Using manipulative anger will turn everything you say into a white noise machine; not the truth in love.

So by now in this post, if the person who posted the above reads this, they will probably be angry with me and my reprobate-ness. That wasn’t my intent.

Or was it? :)

According to the advice in the screenshot above, this is when I start with the loving Holy Spirit answers that will lead this person to repent of their unrighteous anger and manipulation.

:::waiting:::scratching my pitbull behind the ears:::still waiting:::

So, apparently, I can’t speak on behalf of God (don’t really want or need to) but a message did come from my loving (with a tinge of pettiness) heart:

Believe what you want to believe, say what you have to say, treat people with respect, and don’t be a d*ck about it.

Have a good day.

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