MALIGNING MAKES BIG MONEY…However, not many in the “ministry” ” born again community” understand the DEEP THINGS OF CHRISTIAN MINISTRY BIBLE “It’s about ALL RELATIONSHIPS” not form, success, being famous, the High Office Prophet’ or rich” Dr T

WARNING

(Purpose: To Safe Guard God’s Holy Spirit, but Also the Many Brothers, Few Sisters, Who Continually Do This)

Respecting Spirit-Led Ministry:

A Biblical Warning To Word Curse Theologians
Part 2 Blaspheming the Holy Spirit ”

“Against the Book of Acts Public Mockery, Online Vilification PER “Blaspheming the Holy Spirit, Failing to Discern the Body of Christ Correctly”

Submitted as Well Thought Out Caring, Respectful Church (yet Open Ended) SELAH

It’s a enormous Fault Finding TREND online

Pastor T says regarding all of this and Each One of Those

“I’d rather be guarded and SAFE….. not Epic Eternally SORRY”

TD’S Ministry Vocabulary: Word Curse Theology “It attacks but won’t respectfully relate” (no respect!)

THIS IS ABOUT “WORD CURSE THEOLOGY”

This is about “Word Curse Theology”—a system I do not participate in.
It operates from a position of comfort and safety, while repeatedly targeting, accusing, and dehumanizing others.

It often aligns with New World Order–style dehumanization, publicly berating, objectifying, vilifying, labeling, and marking human beings who are made in the image of God (Psalm 139).
Such teaching does not regard people as worthy of the same respect that God Himself shows.

Isaiah 1:18 comes to mind here: the Lord invites us to reason together — not to accuse.
And the New Testament gives a clear process for dealing with concerns:

Galatians 6:1 — “If a man be overtaken in a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore such an one in the spirit of meekness.”
Matthew 18:15–16 — Address issues privately and face to face, not through public condemnation.
Even if someone believes they have encountered a so-called “Jezebel” (whether a man, woman, or doctrine), they must still obey the whole counsel of God — including Revelation 2, Galatians 6:1, and Matthew 18:15 — confronting in “the fear of the Lord.”

What is often missing in Word Curse Theology is any true holy fear of the Lord.
It shows far too little humility — and, very ironically, appears suspiciously well-funded for something claiming to defend purity and truth.’

The above” It’s like Jesus warning, rebuking the Leader Sadducees, who did not believe in the miraculous supernatural “resurrection.” And He warned these back then, and each one of us ‘RIGHT NOW “to know more of EACH PART of God’s Holy Spirit Biblical Streams: 1 The Word of God/Holy Bible Scripture and the Presence/Power of God and the moves of the Holy Spirit (healing and more)

MANY CESSATIONISTS DO NOT YET UNDERSTAND GOD’S HOLY BIBLE

Aside: Due to this below, I will post an. article about cessationism ,( I may have 1 -2 ready from a from several months ago in 2025 already posted)

Introduction

In today’s Christian landscape, many vocal cessationist ministries, of all genders and ages, target Spirit-led ministries on platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and social media. These critics often:

Show clips of ministers such as Benny Hinn praying in the Spirit, laying hands on attendees, or leading people who fall under the Spirit’s power.
Highlight instances of Paula White or Kenneth Copeland praying in tongues publicly.(very loudly and with force)
Label such ministries as “false,” often for profit or notoriety. “Bash for Cash” My Nickname for these (add Joel Osteen in this for the “making money” never ending reviling, attacks)

While discernment is essential, Scripture warns against public ridicule of Spirit-led ministries, which risks blaspheming the Holy Spirit (Ματθαῖος 12:31–32) and damaging the unity of the Body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:21–26).

This article examines these issues through the lens of Scripture, the First Church, Jesus, Paul, revivalist ministries, charismatic ministries, and online cessationist critics.

1. Scriptural Warnings Against Blaspheming the Holy Spirit (KJV)

Verse	Text (KJV)	Context / Key Point
Matthew 12:31–32	“Wherefore I say unto you, All manner of sin and blasphemy shall be forgiven unto men: but the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost shall not be forgiven unto men. And whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, neither in the world to come.”	Jesus responds to Pharisees accusing Him of casting out demons by Satan. Shows danger of attributing God’s work to evil.
Mark 3:28–30	“Verily I say unto you, All sins shall be forgiven unto the children of men, and blasphemies wherewith soever they shall blaspheme: But he that shall blaspheme against the Holy Ghost hath never forgiveness, but is in danger of eternal damnation: Because they said, He hath an unclean spirit.”	Emphasizes deliberate rejection or maligning of Spirit-led works.
Luke 12:10	“And whosoever shall speak a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him: but unto him that blasphemeth against the Holy Ghost it shall not be forgiven.”	Reiterates the seriousness of persistent disrespect or denial of the Spirit’s work.

Practical Note: Publicly mocking or misrepresenting Spirit-led gifts can border on blasphemy if it denies or maligns the Spirit’s work (Matt 12:31–32).

2. The First Church Model (Acts 2–4)

Spirit-led, organic ministry: Speaking in tongues (γλῶσσαι), prophecy (προφητεία), healing, and communal sharing (Acts 2:1–4, 42–47).
Relational and joyful: Miracles confirmed the Word; ministry served edification and growth.
Correction and accountability: Discipline was careful and relational; private correction was preferred (Acts 5:1–11).

Key Principle: Spirit-led gifts are for edifying the Church, not for public ridicule or profit-driven critique.

3. Jesus and Paul on Spirit Activity and Correction

Jesus

Never mocked genuine Spirit activity.
Warned that attributing Spirit’s work to Satan is unforgivable (Ματθαῖος 12:31–32).

Paul

Advocated orderly use of gifts (1 Cor 14:26–40).
Encouraged gentle correction (ἐν πραΰτητι, Gal 6:1).
Protected unity in the Body (1 Cor 12:21–26).

Implication: Publicly mocking Spirit-led ministries online can quench the Spirit (sbennumi, 1 Thess 5:19) and harm the Body.

ASIDE: Blessed Hope In Paul’s Example: Rejoicing That Christ is Preached

“Some indeed preach Christ even of envy and strife; and some also of good will… What then? notwithstanding, every way, whether in pretence, or in truth, Christ is preached; and I therein do rejoice, yea, and will rejoice.” – Philippians 1:15–18 (KJV)

Even when motives are flawed, Christ is still proclaimed.
Our response should be joy, not ridicule.
Discernment balances caution with celebrating God’s work in the Body.
POINT: this is hope for the TRUE Believer but possible PERIL for ones mistakenly(never been trained or are born again reprobate, toxic) who may “blaspheme God’s Holy Spirit”
1. Discern wisely: Study Scripture, observe relationally, evaluate fruit rather than style, tone, loudness,high falutin or low level looks /plus any drama.
2. Correct PRIVATELY (Bible Protocal Point) Follow Matthew 18:15–16 to avoid public damage.
3. Respect diversity of gifts: Tongues, prophecy, healing, and Spirit-led expressions are all valid.
4. Rejoice in Christ being preached: Even if the messenger is flawed, the eternal impact belongs to God.
5. Avoid online mockery: Do not contribute to public blasphemy or division for fame, profit, or entertainment.
  
  A Wise Practical Application for Toda
Conclusion

Proper discernment, public accountability, and rejoicing in Christ form a threefold safeguard:
- Protects against blaspheming the Holy Spirit
- Preserves the unity of the Body of Christ
- Ensures focus remains on gospel advancement rather than human critique
“He who is not against us is for us” – Mark 9:40. Let our responses be Scripture-based, humble, and Spirit-led, honoring both God and the Body of Christ.

WARNING: 4. “Failing to Discern the Body of Christ Correctly” Might Bring Curses

Warning First Church God Curses “sick’ persons die young” for failing to discern the body of Christ correctly. We did not know the famous Cessationist who just left us, but he was sick for a time period and has recently passed on. Take Minister Sound Realist Thought (shades Ananias and Sapphira as it were…)

Scriptural Foundation

1 Corinthians 12:12–27 (KJV): Each believer is a vital part of the Body; all gifts are necessary.
Galatians 6:1 (KJV): Correct with humility, in private when possible.

Modern Manifestations

Public accusations without relationship: Online videos or social media clips criticizing ministers like Benny Hinn or Paula White often lack personal engagement.
Ignoring God-given diversity of gifts: 1 Corinthians 12 emphasizes the Body’s variety; mocking tongues, prophecy, or Spirit-led falling fails to recognize this diversity.
Overemphasis on style over substance: Drama, volume, or cultural expression is criticized instead of evaluating fruit and edification.

Intertwining with Blasphemy Risk

Misjudging Spirit-led ministries publicly can border on blasphemy, attributing God’s work to evil.
Example: Criticizing a Spirit-led prayer for “falling under the power” without relational discernment misrepresents God’s work.

Practical Guidelines

Study Scripture deeply (1 Cor 12–14; Acts 2–4; Matt 12:31–32).
Observe relationship RESPECT (practice First Church as listed beneth before forming public opinions.
Evaluate fruit, not appearance.
Correct privately when needed (Galatians 6;1, Matt 18:15–16, Revelation 2 Top Leader).
Recognize diverse gifts in the Body.

5. Truth & Spirit Spectrum vs. Blasphemy / Body-of-Christ Risk

Ministry / Example	Truth & Spirit Alignment	Blasphemy / Body-of-Christ Risk
Acts 2–4 First Church	Very high — organic, relational, gifts edifying	Very low to none
David Wilkerson / Revivalists	High — Spirit-led, prophetic, evangelistic	Low
Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland, Paula White	Medium — Spirit-led, dramatic style	Medium (for only GOD KNOW) I sure don’t but I side with these in Holy Ghost ferver
Jesus (Gospels)	Very high — perfect Word + Spirit + relational balance	NO RISK (He, Father, The Spirit are One)
Paul (Epistles)	High — doctrinal + Spirit, orderly use of gifts	NO RISK: He mentored and trained about it
John MacArthur / Cessationist “Truth-Hunting” Ministries	Medium-low — doctrinal-heavy, minimal gifts, publicly critical	High Risk
Online, Loud, Vitriolic Cessationist Critics (YouTube/TikTok)	Low — entertainment-driven, mockery-focused	Very high Risk

Observation:

Correct discernment of the Body prevents quenching the Spirit and mislabeling genuine ministry.
Online mockery combined with failing to discern the Body increases blasphemy risk and damages unity.
Breeds ministry /anti Christ murderous doubt, unbelief also chief cynicism, accusing prejudice against ALL Christian, ALL Spirit baptized

This is MY TD ASIDE: Who wants to give an account to the Lord on Judgment Day for this?

These online videos are slick, well-produced, and highly edited to look expensive — all designed to lure in itching ears.

This genre of online attacks and mockery — the “TMZ-style tabloid expose” — seems primarily motivated by money. It continuously accuses, deeply reviles, and makes fun of those who operate in the Spirit.

Worse, it creates copycats: modern skeptical youth, YouTubers, social media influencers, and even local fellow Christians may imitate this behavior. The result is more blaspheming of the Holy Spirit, and sadly, many could risk eternal loss due to this attention-seeking, fame-driven, false genre.

Proper discernment, public accountability, and rejoicing in Christ form a threefold safeguard:

Protects against blaspheming the Holy Spirit
Preserves the unity of the Body of Christ
Ensures focus remains on gospel advancement rather than human critique

“He who is not against us is for us” – Mark 9:40. Let our responses be Scripture-based, humble, and Spirit-led, honoring both God and the Body of Christ

TD ASKS THESE DIRECT POINTS:
THE BOTTOM LINE :What are the Eternal Saving Christ-like fruits?

1.Souls won to the Cause of Christ
2. Repentance

3.Holy fear of the Lord?

4.Transformed minds, hearts and lives?

5. Winning many others to the faith?

6. Building deep respect for JESUS? for MINISTRY? for All Christians?

POINT: Practical Takeaways

Respect diversity of gifts: Charismatic, doctrinal, revivalist, or cessationist ministries all contribute uniquely.
Avoid public ridicule: Misrepresentation risks spiritual harm.
Prioritize humility, gentleness, and relational correction.
Evaluate by Scripture and fruit: Transformed lives, edification, and Christ-centered ministry matter more than style or volume.

7. Conclusion

Acts-era Church, Jesus, and Paul model Word + Spirit + relational integrity.
David Wilkerson exemplifies Spirit-led revival with humility.
John MacArthur-style critics can be useful if humble and relational, but public mockery elevates spiritual risk.
Loud, online cessationist critics are a serious spiritual hazard, risking quenching the Spirit, damaging the Body, and blasphemy for notoriety or profit.

“He who is not against us is for us” (Mark 9:40). Disagreement must be Scripture-based, humble, gentle, and private whenever possible.

Humility,…. Be Approachable, Be First Church…Servant Christ… not TMZ.
Be Blessed, Sister T

A SOBER WARNING FROM A MODERN EXAMPLE

“When Ministry Turns from Discernment to Reviling”

“Be not deceived; God is not mocked: for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” — Galatians 6 : 7 KJV

For several years a widely known pastor spent much money and staff time to warn many Christians about ‘false prophets’ when he himself did not acknowledge Book of Acts doctrine and he, and many in his similar Christian network, proceeded many thousands of You Tube view by attacking, reviling, word cursing and naming as FALSE many similar more famous Christian celebrity style of primarily diverse, energized speaking on tongues, charismatics. I know well those movements. I was a lot concerned this brother for his and his ministry style continually Bible thumped, formidably attacked, and ridiculed (mocked) the famous Christian top Spirit-filled believers( Men and women)—But what he did with Pastor Benny Hinn was far more dangerous …for he appeared to know nothing about “walking softly and not encurring God’s judgment for potentially “blaspheming the Holy Spirit ” ..as in by making light of, of mocking healing services, praying in tongues, and ministers such as Brother Benny Hinn.

He claimed to be “protecting truth,” yet his tone became scornful, and in early 2025 he himself fell gravely ill and died.
No one can pronounce God’s judgment, but Scripture gives principles that help us interpret such events with humility and fear of the Lord.

1️Sowing and Reaping — “God is Not Mocked”

Greek: muktērizetai (μυκτηρίζεται) = “to sneer, turn up the nose at.”
Those who continually sneer at the works of the Spirit plant seeds of contempt; eventually that contempt returns in loss, exposure, or silence.
Hebrew parallel: lāʿag (לָעַג) = “to mock, deride” (Ps 2 : 4; Prov 3 : 34).
The Hebrew idea carries a moral recoil—what is mocked in holiness rebounds upon the mocker.

2️ The Risk of Speaking Against the Holy Spirit

“Whosoever speaketh a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him:
but whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him.” — Matthew 12 : 32 KJV

Greek: blasphēmeō (βλασφημέω) = to vilify, to attribute God’s work to evil.
Jesus gave this warning after the Pharisees said His miracles were by Beelzebub (v. 24).
Mocking tongues, healings, or people “falling under the power” as if these were demonic repeats the same posture.
Even if done “for theology” or “for clicks,” it bears the fruit of blasphemy—publicly dishonoring the Spirit’s activity.

3️ Fruit Reveals the Root

“By their fruits ye shall know them.” — Matthew 7 : 20 KJV

When a ministry continually produces bitterness, accusation, and derision rather than love, joy, and peace, it displays the works of the flesh (Gal 5 : 19–21) instead of the fruit of the Spirit (Gal 5 : 22–23).
The long-term fruit of mocking the Spirit is usually:

hardened hearts among listeners,
division within the Body, and
eventual spiritual or physical decline in the mocker’s own life.

4️ A Biblical Precedent

“And when the men of Beth-shemesh looked into the ark of the LORD, He smote of the people… because they had looked into the ark.” — 1 Samuel 6 : 19 KJV

Hebrew: nāḡaʿ ב qōdeš = “to touch what is holy.”
Touching or treating holy things with contempt brought immediate consequence.
Likewise, touching the anointing through public reviling can draw discipline, not because God is cruel, but because His holiness defends His own glory.

5️ What Ministry Can Learn

Fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom (Pro 9 : 10).
Debate doctrines, but never mock what might be sacred.
Discern by fruit, not footage. Video clips prove nothing without spiritual context.
Correct privately before exposing publicly (Matt 18 : 15–17).
Repent quickly of scorn. Mercy is available when error is from ignorance (1 Tim 1 : 13).
Teach humility to audiences. Viewers who consume reviling content grow cynical toward the Spirit and eventually toward Scripture itself.

6️ A Pastoral Reflection

The passing of that respected yet combative minister should move us to intercession, not celebration.
If he misjudged the Holy Spirit’s work, only the Lord can weigh it.
For those still alive and preaching, the event is a loving warning:

“Judge nothing before the time, until the Lord come.” — 1 Cor 4 : 5 KJV

Let every teacher and influencer pause before pressing “upload,” asking,

“Am I discerning—or am I despising—the work of the Spirit?”

SUMMARY OF LESSON

Principle	Scripture	Keyword	Result of Violation
God is not mocked	Gal 6 : 7	muktērizetai – to sneer	Reaping corruption
Do not blaspheme the Spirit	Matt 12 : 31-32	blasphēmeō – to vilify	No forgiveness if willful
Touch not Mine anointed	Ps 105 : 15	māshach – anoint	Divine defense withdrawn
Judge fruit, not fame	Matt 7 : 20	karpos – fruit	Reveals true nature

PART 2 THE UNFORGIVEABLE SIN: WHAT IS “BLASHPHEMING THE HOLY SPIRIT?”

WARNING

(Purpose: To Safe Guard God’s Holy Spirit, but Also the Many Brothers, Few Sisters, Who Continually Do This)

Respecting Spirit-Led Ministry: