Most Christians that criticize men of God do so out of a place of previous bias and resentment.
Why do I say this?
Because it you ask a typical critic to say 5 bad things about a man of God, he will gladly say it.
Ask him to say 5 good things about that same man of God, and he will have to think hard and then reluctantly do so.
Why the reluctance?
Are you saying your eyes find it easier to identify faults or evil more than strengths or good?
That reluctance is proof that he has a hidden ulterior motive.
The man of God's current mistake is just an excuse for him to vent a long standing resentment or discomfort, most times.
The major reason why you should not criticize a man of God is because every true servant of God has, by reason of his sacrifice and labor, a unique dimension of God committed to him by God to reveal to the church and humanity.
And when you criticize him publicly, you authorize the heavens to withhold that dimension from manifesting in your life.
Matthew 10:41 calls it "a prophet's reward".
If you welcome a prophet in the name the prophet, you receive a prophet's reward.
If you criticize that prophet, you forfeit that prophet's reward.
So next time, as a Christian you feel like publicly criticizing a man of God or a ministry, ask yourself, is it really worth it?
