Скачать или смотреть The Broken Elevator: Why Christians Warn Out of Love, Not Hate

What if two elevators looked identical — but one had a frayed cable that would eventually fail?

In this video, I share a simple analogy that explains why Christians speak up about sin, even when it’s misunderstood as hate. Like a warning sign before disaster, biblical truth isn’t meant to shame or erase anyone — it’s meant to protect, guide, and ultimately lead people to life in Christ.

This message is especially directed toward the LGBTQ conversation, but it applies to all of us. Sin doesn’t discriminate. Straight people struggle too — with lust, pornography, addiction, pride, and more. The Christian call isn’t perfection; it’s repentance.

To those who feel targeted or erased: you are seen, you exist, and your worth is not defined by sexuality or labels. You are a child of God, created with purpose, gifts, and value beyond anything this world assigns. Christianity doesn’t deny your existence — it challenges where identity is rooted.

To fellow Christians: truth must always be spoken in love. Yelling never changes hearts. Silence doesn’t either. Jesus showed mercy — and He also called people to “go and sin no more.”

This isn’t a message of hate. It’s a warning born from love — because real love doesn’t stay quiet when it sees danger ahead.

💬 I invite respectful discussion in the comments:

What did you think of the elevator analogy?

Christians: what do you struggle with when addressing sin lovingly?

LGBTQ viewers: have you ever experienced a faith conversation that truly felt rooted in care, not condemnation?

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