Slander - God Don’t Like Ugly!
Let’s call a spade a spade: when God blesses His people and others try to block or hinder those blessings, they resort to malicious attacks to disparage your name. But their conduct speaks volumes about their character. No matter how convincingly they package a deception, the truth does not bend to accommodate sabotage. Slander generally refers to false, defamatory statements communicated verbally that harm another person’s reputation. It operates in whispers in back rooms, over the phone, in the workplace, even on the playground driven by the misguided belief that dragging someone else into the mud somehow elevates the accuser. The irony? The ditch you dig for another may become your own downfall. In the story of Esther, Haman was so consumed with destroying Mordecai that he failed to see what God was setting in motion. While he plotted Mordecai’s downfall, the king’s sleepless night brought Mordecai’s loyalty to light. By morning, Haman was forced to publicly honor the ve...
