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Once upon a time, conspiracy theories used to be the bizarre beliefs of odd folks wearing tin hats. Not anymore. I want to give you some balanced and biblical advice on how to handle the many conspiracies that will be coming to your inbox. My advice to you is this: Stick to the knitting.
The spreading of falsehoods hurts our witness.
“Do not give false testimony.” Exodus 20:16
• What difference does it make?
• What can you do about it?
• How does this help you live for Jesus?
People who are secure in God do not live in fear of what might be.
1. He Prayed and Kept on Working 1-6
They Mocked Him and he prayed. (4)
He worked: “So we built the wall.” (6)
2. He Set a Watch and Kept Working 7-15
Attacks distract us from the work.
He Prayed: Nevertheless we made our prayer to our God (9)
He set a watch (9)
He worked with renewed vigor (15)
3. He Denied the Rumors and Stuck to the Work! 6:1-9
They spread rumors and he Prayed (9)
Sometimes the shortest, most heartfelt prayers are the best.
He denied the rumors (8)
He refused to be distracted and went back to work. (3)
Don’t be distracted by the many conspiracies. Turn off the news. You watch it too much. Stop watching those videos. You can’t do anything about them. Stick to what you know is true – stick to the Word of God – and don’t let conspiracy theories derail your purpose or paralyze your life