There is a moment every ministry leader dreads: the quiet realization that something being taught in their community is not quite right. Perhaps it is a book passed around a small group, a quote shared at a Bible study table, or a social media reel that sounds spiritual but drifts just far enough from Scripture to mislead. The distress that follows is not pettiness or pride—it is the shepherd’s instinct, the same holy concern Paul expressed when he urged Timothy to
Rooted in Truth: How Sound Doctrine Protects and Nourishes the Church
