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Don't Dog the House you Once Lived in... (Protect the System Mentality)

This is a common thought from those who support the system of abuse that is in the Church today. If you have this mentality, you have the mentality that protects the system and not the victims of the system. Read this foolishness and then read my response below. See original post from Pamela D. Hardge.

This is my response to this comment that was posted on Facebook on 9/30/2026 from Pamela D Hardge. I don't believe the thought originated with her but she agreed with it and sought for co-signers of this practice. This is a move for the system to protect itself against those who are exposing the system for what it is.

I strongly disagree. This mentality is geared towards protecting wolves dressed in sheep's clothing. This mentality is geared towards not allowing victims of bad, evil shepherds a voice to speak and warn the rest of the Body of Christ that something is wrong. Kathryn and I have been told to sit down and shut up so much that it seems like a reflex action from the Body of Christ.  If the shoe were on their feet, they would not be so eager to keep quiet.

I see this for what it is now, the Church has a once saved always saved mentality. With this mentality comes the mindset that once anointed always anointed. I could cite scriptures but that is not going to help you because you are already blind and choose not to see the truth for what it is.

Is it possible that the place you were anointed at changed, became corrupted, fell into sin, fell into a place where they started abusing people? Is it possible? If you cannot answer this question honestly with yes there is a possibility then there's no further need to discuss anything with you. Truth will wait!

Truth will wait for you to catch up and learn that darkness loves darkness. Darkness hates light and if you are a person of light who despises darkness you will not want to sit in an atmosphere where the person who may have been anointed at one point in time has turned cold in their heart towards God and the people of God. You will not be able to stomach it. You will not be able to endure the lectures that come out of this once anointed shepherd's mouth.

The mighty have fallen. Those who were anointed have lost their anointing. This is real and the sooner the Body of Christ comes to grips with this, the sooner we will be able to fix the problems in the Church. We don't want a solution. We want to sit around and blame the people who were victims. We want to sit around and blame the people who stood up, held their hand up, and put their neck on the line and said there's a problem here. This pastor is in sin.

It doesn't really matter what the sin is. They're in sin and they need to be corrected. If sin continues to sit in your Shepherds, your pastor is never corrected, and everything remains unchanged. The Church that you are going to has already died. What is the point of attending and fellowshipping in such a place. I refuse. I will throw stones. I will point the finger. I will stand in a place of judgment. I will even retain the sins of those who refuse to get right with God. So be it!

I don't feel called to stop.  I don't feel called to shut up.  I don't feel called to sit down.  This literally makes me want to fight even harder, mock and ridicule them even more.  I can justify what I am doing by scripture but that doesn't make it right.  I can be twisting the scriptures to meet my own needs.  For me to stop is going to have to take a really for sure sign from God.  I think that the Church needs honest people to stand up and say what you did was wrong, stop eating God's sheep.  This is just where I am.  I could be completely wrong but I am willing to stand before God and have Him tell me that.



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