What’s the Antidote to Accusation?
Melissa Gabler—What’s the antidote to accusation? The opposite of accusation is intercession. The enemy accuses (Revelation 12:10) and Jesus intercedes (Romans 8:34). Instead of accusing, criticizing, gossiping and leaving it there, it needs to be turned into intercession. Now, in the south we like to put “bless their heart” at the end of a good ol’ accusation… THIS IS NOT INTERCESSION. Perhaps an example of intercession would look something like this, “Open their eyes Lord, Your grace is sufficient for this issue.”
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