Thursday, March 7, 2019
Friday, March 1, 2019
Christian Pretenders Win Your Trust
The words are like honey dripping from their lips, they know
how to say all the right words to appear like they are Christ believers and
followers, but these hypocrites are not!
The Bible warns, “They profess to know God, but deny him by their
works. They are detestable, disobedient,
unfit for any good work.”
Pretenders falsely claim they love their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ while they work to obtain power, fame, assets, and more from them! They assume that people will do for them because they said they are Christian. These hypocrites believe themselves to be like God and hope in time to be worshipped. They boast about gifts and services they have performed for others in the past. They walk into homes, churches and other places Christians gather and expect acceptance because they may have done small things for the group or its affiliates in the past. These fake Christians sole objective is to once again obtain what they want by winning gullible people’s trust first then take the spoils of war after. They suspect that some discerning individuals will find them out, so they will not be able to get what they want from them without a fight.
There is a war ahead involving a fake person who refuses to be sincere in his or her faith and real with people. Once you learn that the fake Christian isn’t really into faith, God, church, family, etc. you will not want this person around. If he or she knows that you are on to him or her, the charlatan will systematically try to discredit you while hoping you will grow distant and eventually leave the group.
When one chooses to be blind to the wolves in sheep’s clothing, the wolf will certainly take advantage of his prey! These Christian pretenders often show up when you least expect it quite friendly and accommodating. Many wolves are brought in by someone already belonging to a Christian group. The gullible person speaks highly of what they don’t know is a future foe then persuades others to accept the wolf.
The so-called Christian typically has many associations that are not Christian. Listen to what they say about a secular group, artists, and others who are worldly, they esteem them. Seemingly wealthy and/or well-known, phony believers are typically well-connected to other denominations and fraternal groups due to product sales and services provided currently or in the past. An impressive history, a jaw-dropping resume and possibly many accolades and recommendations, and before long the fake Christian is working in one’s family, the church, an organization, or workplace short or long term while creating much division over time in an effort to get ungodly needs met i.e.) premarital sex, greedy desires, selfish ambitions, fetishes, etc.
The phony Christian really isn’t interested in the people and things of God; rather they are in search of opportunities that Satan thoroughly enjoys. He too loves to relish in fame, fortune, power, and control. Once the false believer achieves his selfish goals, the he or she moves on to a new partnership or even better opportunity with another group all-too-willing to give more in the hopes that they will get something too from the wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Be mindful of celebrities who return back to childhood churches when their careers are taking a downward turn. They seek to gain favor and be uplifted spiritually only to return back to their old ways of life. Watch as well as pray for the backsliders in your family who take up much interest in relatives when things are bad, but could care less once the help is provided. Stay out of the path of the angry and violent who wish to take from others by force, they will surely commit abusive acts or worse kill! Christian pretenders are among us, it is always best to be guarded rather than trusting.
Nicholl McGuire is the author of Know Your Enemy: The Christian's Critic.
Pretenders falsely claim they love their fellow brothers and sisters in Christ while they work to obtain power, fame, assets, and more from them! They assume that people will do for them because they said they are Christian. These hypocrites believe themselves to be like God and hope in time to be worshipped. They boast about gifts and services they have performed for others in the past. They walk into homes, churches and other places Christians gather and expect acceptance because they may have done small things for the group or its affiliates in the past. These fake Christians sole objective is to once again obtain what they want by winning gullible people’s trust first then take the spoils of war after. They suspect that some discerning individuals will find them out, so they will not be able to get what they want from them without a fight.
There is a war ahead involving a fake person who refuses to be sincere in his or her faith and real with people. Once you learn that the fake Christian isn’t really into faith, God, church, family, etc. you will not want this person around. If he or she knows that you are on to him or her, the charlatan will systematically try to discredit you while hoping you will grow distant and eventually leave the group.
When one chooses to be blind to the wolves in sheep’s clothing, the wolf will certainly take advantage of his prey! These Christian pretenders often show up when you least expect it quite friendly and accommodating. Many wolves are brought in by someone already belonging to a Christian group. The gullible person speaks highly of what they don’t know is a future foe then persuades others to accept the wolf.
The so-called Christian typically has many associations that are not Christian. Listen to what they say about a secular group, artists, and others who are worldly, they esteem them. Seemingly wealthy and/or well-known, phony believers are typically well-connected to other denominations and fraternal groups due to product sales and services provided currently or in the past. An impressive history, a jaw-dropping resume and possibly many accolades and recommendations, and before long the fake Christian is working in one’s family, the church, an organization, or workplace short or long term while creating much division over time in an effort to get ungodly needs met i.e.) premarital sex, greedy desires, selfish ambitions, fetishes, etc.
The phony Christian really isn’t interested in the people and things of God; rather they are in search of opportunities that Satan thoroughly enjoys. He too loves to relish in fame, fortune, power, and control. Once the false believer achieves his selfish goals, the he or she moves on to a new partnership or even better opportunity with another group all-too-willing to give more in the hopes that they will get something too from the wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Be mindful of celebrities who return back to childhood churches when their careers are taking a downward turn. They seek to gain favor and be uplifted spiritually only to return back to their old ways of life. Watch as well as pray for the backsliders in your family who take up much interest in relatives when things are bad, but could care less once the help is provided. Stay out of the path of the angry and violent who wish to take from others by force, they will surely commit abusive acts or worse kill! Christian pretenders are among us, it is always best to be guarded rather than trusting.
Nicholl McGuire is the author of Know Your Enemy: The Christian's Critic.
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