Reading the SATF report of the SBC has surfaced many emotions.
(1) God bless the bravery & courage of every survivor - y’all paved a way for many others hiding in the shadows to come forward, and finally be believed.
(2) The facts in this report can’t be blamed on CRT.
(1) God bless the bravery & courage of every survivor - y’all paved a way for many others hiding in the shadows to come forward, and finally be believed.
(2) The facts in this report can’t be blamed on CRT.
(3) Much of the anti-CRT, anti wokeism & liberal drift language got momentum when stories of abuse via #SBCtoo started gaining traction.
(4) Now that the SAFT report is out, the shift away from all the anti’s in (3) have been replaced by pietist statements per sexual abuse
(4) Now that the SAFT report is out, the shift away from all the anti’s in (3) have been replaced by pietist statements per sexual abuse
(5) There will be more stories abuse that will come out as more survivors begin sharing their abuse. May they be loved and walked with on the path of healing
(6) Our human heroes of the faith are still human
(7) Our blind spots are best pointed out by others
(6) Our human heroes of the faith are still human
(7) Our blind spots are best pointed out by others
(8) Anything we build that’s not centered on Jesus is direct competition to Him building His church. His church is the only organism this side of eternity guaranteed to be present and flourishing throughout eternity, not anything we as humans build
(9) We’re naturally prone to be romantic revisionists of history when it involves the legacy of one of our heroes mostly because we are convinced following the path they paved for us leads to glory (on this side of eternity)
(10) Listen to survivors even if you’ve never experienced the abuse you have. Their vantage point carries value, even when they’re not believed, their voice is not devalued!
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