God is revealing the secret sins of Christian leaders
By 
RT Kendall2024-06-17T08:43:00
It’s only a matter of time before all is revealed, says RT Kendall. Either in this life, or the next
“I tell you that on the day of judgement people will have to account for every careless word they speak” (Matthew 12:36, CSB).
“For nothing is concealed that won’t be revealed. And nothing hidden that won’t be made known and brought to light.” (Luke 8:17,CSB).
These are the words of Jesus. And they are my least favourite verses in the entire New Testament.
Will all I have said and all I have done really be revealed openly - in public - on the day of judgement?
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