Romans 16, 17 says, Mark those who cause divisions and offenses contrary to the doctrine which you have learned and avoid them. Let me say it again, avoid them. That's not suggestion, that's command. The most dangerous attack doesn't come from a loud enemy. It comes from a subtle whisper. The serpent didn't shout at Eve. He whispered, he questioned. He planted doubt with a single sentence. Did God really say? And from that whisper, humanity fell. Don't think for a second that the enemy's tactics have changed. He still uses whispers. That coworker who questions your calling, that friend who doubts your dream, that preacher who twists the scripture to fit culture instead of kingdom. Those are whispers designed to pull you out of alignment. You've got to train your spirit to recognize when the whisper doesn't belong to God. Everything that sounds spiritual is not spirit-led. Every encouragement is not divine counsel. And every whisper is not harmless, it's a seed. Avoid them, don't entertain the whisper. Because the whisper that you tolerate today will become the stronghold you wrestle with tomorrow.
